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Montag
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1/18/2002
22:09:54

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I have two questions. What does dubble clutching do? Also, is there an easy way to get a few more horses out of a 3.9L?



Demon-Xanth
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1/18/2002
23:40:45

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Double clutching is only needed in non-synchronous transmissions, and has no place in racing (it just wastes time). It's used to get the gears moving at an appropriate speed before engaging them.



Todd Bouton
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1/19/2002
00:00:11

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IAT adjuster, see them on this website.



TEAMFAST
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1/19/2002
01:18:14

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Hey dude check this web page. It answered my
question when i didnt know either!
http://www.driversedge.com/dblcltch.ht



Montag
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1/19/2002
11:42:14

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Hey Todd, which web site are you talking about?
If you meen the one I'm on now I must be looking in the wrong place.



FastRT6Dakota
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1/20/2002
20:36:05

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Someone must have watched Fast and Furious... They threw it out for people who don't know better. Double clutching does absolutely nothing for a synchronized transmission like the ones used in our trucks. Unless you drive a semi truck, don't bother with it.



Montag
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1/20/2002
21:37:30

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Yeah, I wish they had a few more muscle cars. I didn't think that it help any, but I didn't know. Thats why I asked, I figured that you guys would know.



OffRoadRuss
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1/21/2002
12:45:49

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TEAMFAST's link should read:

http://www.driversedge.com/dblcltch.htm



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