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    new guy

    Hey my name is mark and im new to the whole stick shift thing and i was wondering if revving the car to a high rpm before i drop the clutch from a stop is bad. Sorry i dont know a lot about cars and i have just been introduced to them in the last couple of months from J3wman.
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    welcome dude. just search around in the forum and u will find any info u want


    They rise their wooden pints and they yoik and sing
    And they fight and dance 'till the morning

    Dont forget my MRT for my 1992 Honda Accord LX

    Originally posted by deevergote
    Everything in Japan is made with carbon fiber and used panties.

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      Originally posted by alastor20 View Post
      Hey my name is mark and im new to the whole stick shift thing and i was wondering if revving the car to a high rpm before i drop the clutch from a stop is bad. Sorry i dont know a lot about cars and i have just been introduced to them in the last couple of months from J3wman.
      Yes, it's bad.
      Tire spin is your enemy, popping the clutch is your enemy.

      Continued popping of the clutch will result in replacing the clutch if you're lucky. It could grenade the clutch, pressure plate, and many other pieces resulting in transmission replacement if you're not, and possibly injury to yourself and/or others if you've got major bad karma.

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        #4
        hes got good karma hes just a ginormous noob tho. but hes learning


        They rise their wooden pints and they yoik and sing
        And they fight and dance 'till the morning

        Dont forget my MRT for my 1992 Honda Accord LX

        Originally posted by deevergote
        Everything in Japan is made with carbon fiber and used panties.

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          #5
          welcome to the site bro. your gona love it. and lol @ major karma, becareful my man.

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            #6
            Haha this reminds me of my first car (accord) at 16. I told my friend I wish i could do burn outs, friend says "you can, just put it in neutral, floor it and then put it in drive, that's what i do with my moms car" it was AWEsome! Then I needed a new transmission....not awesome Welcome to the site

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              Originally posted by short1 View Post
              Haha this reminds me of my first car (accord) at 16. I told my friend I wish i could do burn outs, friend says "you can, just put it in neutral, floor it and then put it in drive, that's what i do with my moms car" it was AWEsome! Then I needed a new transmission....not awesome Welcome to the site

              short
              Hahaha, what a good friend.


              Member's Ride Thread

              Originally posted by mercyboy
              I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car then win by an inch because someone else built it for me..your car is your story, so don't let someone else write the book!

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