F1Aussie
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What is pig?Improved my takeoff style and what do you know far less pig.....
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What is pig?Improved my takeoff style and what do you know far less pig.....
Bunny hop.
one of those brass button clutches from back in the day ? either on or offI had to wheel align an R32 Skyline years ago...This thing had a twin plate clutch, big turbo and cam......No clutch drag what so ever....Took it for a test drive straight up to see how it drove...I start off and stalled it 3 times before I moved 2 feet.....Finally get going and change gears around the 2,000 RPM mark....Yeah right, it was like I was learning to drive a manual...It bunny hopped, jerked around like no bodies business.....
After 4 changes at different revs, it turned out, the lowest rev you could change at was 3,500 RPM....When I got back to the ramps of the hoist, I proceeded to stall it a further 4 or 5 times, with the owner standing there, pissing himself laughing at me.....
Yes, I did manage to get it on the hoist, after laying some rubber, due to the big revs required to not stall....I did apologise to the owner for it, but he just laughed at me and said it was all good.....
Man, that car was an animal to drive....
one of those brass button clutches from back in the day ? either on or off
Okay, heard it called kangarooing but not pigBunny hop.
I used to drive my supercharged 308 stroker with a brass button clutch as a daily around Brissy when I was 18, I swear my left leg got bigger you as would near knee yourself letting it go! everyone who drove it stalled it at several timesone of those brass button clutches from back in the day ? either on or off
In reference to earlier in the thread where some discussion of pig rooter cams was bandied and I think losh's had been declared somewhat unredeemably guilty by his tuner.Okay, heard it called kangarooing but not pig