Torque converter? Shift kicker? Something else? What allows a automatic car to get that faster rpm and chirp? - shift torque jeans
Some Integra racing on the track was very fast with his range of tricks and in fact "squeel" tires when pulling away. When he opened the chapel easily changed, and said it was shifting the torque converter and kicker. I never thought that the sale of these things happen when the national car. I have a 99 Mustang, which is the same, but I always thought it was a tranny issue. So what is this thing called and how can I retrieve it? He looked through many sites and nothing. There seems to be much more ... Thank you 4 the help.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Shift Torque Jeans Torque Converter? Shift Kicker? Something Else? What Allows A Automatic Car To Get That Faster Rpm And Chirp?
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I have a B & M shift kit in a 73 Impala. He would chirp the tires when it was changed. Trans Am, I could fight this thing until it exploded upwards.
I have a B & M shift kit in a 73 Impala. He would chirp the tires when it was changed. Trans Am, I could fight this thing until it exploded upwards.
Converters and change tourqe kicker is not what makes it possible. The power of the car that makes this possible. If your car has enough power to take the tires, not the case. It is not particularly sold To make this possible. Infact its much to prevent it, slow down for a birdie on the quarter mile time by 2 tenths. That's too bad. Most good drivers to stop singing cut through the clutch to power the wheels until they are connected to. The same with the launch.
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