rmp cum down quick in summer!
05-03-2008, 12:33 AM
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rmp *** down quick in summer!
is the renesis weather sensitive...?in winter it take time to warm up the engine..but in summer rmp fall down too fast...why is it??? is it a problem
05-03-2008, 02:03 AM
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in the winter, during start up ur car is freezing cold, so it takes time to warm up ur oil and such... during summer the sun "pre heats " ur car and engines.. so it takes less time.. simple as that.
05-03-2008, 09:57 AM
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If you are not used to the rotary engine, it revs and drops much faster than a piston engine. I had to retrain myself to match the revs after coming out of an S2000. For a month I drove an STI and had trouble matching the revs in that after getting used to my 8 (not to mention I kept bouncing it off the rev limiter). To up-shift smoothly, I learned to do it very quickly or to not completely let off the gas. If you do that, you will shift smoothly.
05-04-2008, 12:23 AM
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If you are not used to the rotary engine, it revs and drops much faster than a piston engine. I had to retrain myself to match the revs after coming out of an S2000. For a month I drove an STI and had trouble matching the revs in that after getting used to my 8 (not to mention I kept bouncing it off the rev limiter). To up-shift smoothly, I learned to do it very quickly or to not completely let off the gas. If you do that, you will shift smoothly.
Of course the Wankel ****.
05-04-2008, 01:19 AM
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If you are not used to the rotary engine, it revs and drops much faster than a piston engine. I had to retrain myself to match the revs after coming out of an S2000. For a month I drove an STI and had trouble matching the revs in that after getting used to my 8 (not to mention I kept bouncing it off the rev limiter). To up-shift smoothly, I learned to do it very quickly or to not completely let off the gas. If you do that, you will shift smoothly.
05-05-2008, 06:50 PM
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When on a date, it is much better than dragging the cluctch to make a smooth downshift. That way the girl isn't getting jerked around and she thinks you realy know how to drive.
05-05-2008, 09:29 PM
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