boost question
21-06-2010, 12:23 AM
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normal fella.
it's all due to the surge in the actuator and in the first couple of gears the actuator doesn't have time to settle down properly and so you only really see the surge, whereas in the higher gears you are in them longer and can see the spike and then the settled boost.
it's all due to the surge in the actuator and in the first couple of gears the actuator doesn't have time to settle down properly and so you only really see the surge, whereas in the higher gears you are in them longer and can see the spike and then the settled boost.
21-06-2010, 10:15 AM
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normal fella.
it's all due to the surge in the actuator and in the first couple of gears the actuator doesn't have time to settle down properly and so you only really see the surge, whereas in the higher gears you are in them longer and can see the spike and then the settled boost.
it's all due to the surge in the actuator and in the first couple of gears the actuator doesn't have time to settle down properly and so you only really see the surge, whereas in the higher gears you are in them longer and can see the spike and then the settled boost.
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