...or clutch in... ...because it doesn't matter at all...
and it doesn't save fuel at all
clutch in = car putting enough gas in to keep the engine running
clutch out = car putting enough gas in to keep the engine running
...or clutch in... ...because it doesn't matter at all...
and it doesn't save fuel at all
clutch in = car putting enough gas in to keep the engine running
clutch out = car putting enough gas in to keep the engine running
More revs = more gas in
Clutch pressed = idle revs
Not necessarily agreeing with either side here, just correcting that it does save (a minimal amount of) fuel.
Even if they tell you that it's safer and shit at the driving schools etc.. Rolling to a stop, while unsafe saves some fuel.
modern engines cut fuel when you're coasting in gear
Fuel injection systems go off of the throttle position, and manifold vacuum, which would be idle conditions (or less) when no throttle, clutch all the way up, decelerating in gear.
More revs =/= more gas in
why does forum called automotive addicts have so many people who don't even know the most basic things about cars
Red indicators were more commong in the US, not sure why they changed the lens for USDM but it was something they just did. I like amber signals myself.
This is why it's illegal to have USDM tails/corners on EDM/JDM Civics and shit. Ours are generally red/clear lensed. Earlier front indicators were amber though.
I'm fairly sure Bradley knows his shit.
Ohh I love red turn signals. Purly because they're American and its a novelty. If I were to buy a car in the US, red turn signals would be up there in my list. They look so incredibly cool!
Did US cars ever have front red turn signals at all?
Actually you're right, my mistake.
I think it all depends on everyone's taste, even if the way you're SUPPOSED to stop is in gear.
What the fuck guys stop, you're making me not want to learn manual with all these terms flying around![]()
Manual is easy, I'm not a manual driver, but when I learn it took me top max 5 min to catch how it was, piss easy
But anyways, I'm a shame for this forum, I drive a 4 speed american automatic and I love it![]()
It is totally a matter of taste. The annoying thing is that some ignorant people still believe that engine braking burns more fuel than coasting with the engine at idle. The more vacuum you are drawing, the more efficient your engine is running.
If people are really intent on getting good gas mileage I suggest they get a vacuum gauge. Keeping it at higher levels of vacuum will nab the best fuel economy. I used to do this all the time to get the best mileage out of my boosted CRX (The boost gauge read vacuum as well) since it drank fuel like a thirsty dog.
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No, it's illegal to have red lights on the front of a car unless you are permitted to (Police officer, emergency vehicle).
are you serious?
Don't pay attention to him, not everyone is born with a brain![]()
"everybody has a modern engine"
automerge ):
yes
i.e when half of the people thought that the pressure shown on tire side is the pressure you should run it at
Driver taught me wrong as a young boy...
well obviously some things don't apply if your car is from >3 decades back
when did anybody think the pressure shown on the side of the tire is recommended?
are you talking about when somebody mentioned that the recommended tire pressure isn't necessarily true for aftermarket wheels/tires? because it isn't.
also my moms 2008 scion doesn't cut fuel, and my dad's 2009 f150 doesn't cut fuel
neither does my 1995 mustang i have never seen a car that cuts fuel
yeah man what the fuck who the hell has fission engines you idiot, our cars BURN fuel.
fucken stuped.
I have a fission engine...
You don't?
Nah, I power my car with a pulsejet.
Silly newfolk, i drive my shit with my feet, Flintstones status bro. Reppin.
Yabba Dabba Doo!
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I was realling hoping they'd throw in a "Yabba dabba doo!" easter egg in "Rage", since the one guy was voiced by Goodman.
Anybody willing to sell there car? :P
Most people here love there car's. But money can separate allot of thing's.
i engine brake to a stop since coasting to a light wastes more fuel and I also have less vacuum power so there is a noticeable amount of extra braking effort needed
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afr's don't lie, not all cars are the same
I've had a cop behind me when I engine braked he was not happy.
But I was doing it hard like shifting into 2ed @5k rpm's letting it die to 3k and shift into 1st.
Got a warning for it. Not my fault I was going 60 thin 30 thin 5mph![]()
New CRX with GSR swap get!
inb4 I have to put a tranny in it
Do you guys all hangout at the town car wash? like all of your pictures are there
i guess there really isn't much to do in oklahoma
There's a carwash across from my auto shop.![]()
I found a really big abandoned tarmac and did laps around it until I figured the clutch out, I'm still a little rough but much better at it after 4 hours of solid practice.
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Turns out the Toyota Dealer can sell me floor mats, an owner's manual, and mud guards. Looks like a trip is in order.
Not to mention, i always want to take a picture of my car after i wash it because it's clean.
You actually shifted into first gear on a stock gearbox and tranny at 3k revs of the 2nd gear? It might be because I drive a relatively old car and have tranny issues (no pun intended) but I'd never think of dropping into first unless I really needed to stop fast or if I'm basically stopped.
My nearly mint space capsule reporting for duty. Crappy cellphone pic, front view only.
Fun fact: My window tint level is illegal in most states :)
Also, for some reason I love the look of these things.
Neon/Intrepid/Stratus?
Caravan. It's kind of hard to tell given the angle, but the hood length should give it away.
dodge caravan party hard 2k12