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Old 10-06-2005, 10:24 AM
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I've had a better chance to drive it around:

Initial pull from lower rpm's is stronger

Upper rpm pull is faster (before it would hesitate, slowly pull) this is more sudden now.

if im going 65 and let go of the gas, it cruises for a while at that speed, when i resume applying gas, it picks up from where i left off (no hesitation) before when i would let go and then resume, it would hesitate and then go.

overall, i'm stoked on it.. its got a low rumble... it dosnt sound like a lawnmower on crack.
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huh?
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I've had a better chance to drive it around:
you drove a lawnmower while you were on crack?
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i drove a car while i was shrooming one time. thats how i found meaning to Eminem's Green and Purple Hills.
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I came across this random thread one time. It sucked.
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Sorry kids... my fat finger hit "start new thread" instead of reply. Hopefully nobody wastes too much time trying to figure this one out.
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