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  • briansjacobs
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    1st, chirp is for douche bags that just got their licenses. All it does is tear up your gear box and diff.

    with that said highest gear to loose traction.

    5th gear in the rain at Sebring, WOT across the painted start/finnish line, scared the shit out of me! A few months ago in the rain at Homestead would loose traction in 3rd coming out of the hair pin, that was just comical as it is a slow corner

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    Originally posted by 619E30
    What's wrong with your RPM gauge?
    It wasn't hooked up yet. That was one of the first drives with it after the 885 top end and Motronic 1.3 swaps. It reads now, just not past 5k, it will jump all over the place after lol.

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  • 619E30
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    Originally posted by ForcedFirebird
    My Perelli's don't chirp, they just spin, you can see it in the video link in my sig, the speedo just jumps 10mph, then the camera girl couldn't stay focused when it made traction lol.
    What's wrong with your RPM gauge?

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  • accident
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    I had an 85 318 with shitty tires. the transmission was fucked up and shifted so hard that the tires would chirp on the 1-2 shift. it was pretty damn funny. also annoying as fuck. i dont miss that car.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    I can chirp in 3rd I guess, but it's lame.

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  • rThor432
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    Originally posted by gazellebeigem3
    Yeah, i cant either. I guess we made foolish mistakes somewhere during our swaps.
    Originally posted by Adrian_Visser
    I was starting to think something was missing from my s52 as well, my tires aren't POS's I guess that's why. Rubber dust all over my back rims FTW though.
    I was starting to feel a little insufficient as well. My S52 worked perfectly with the 225 RS2's. But, again, I don't drive like the other half apparently.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by browntown
    When the m90 goes in, I might just mount some old bottlecaps with shitty tires in the rear to get all my wheelspin kicks through my system.
    Video or get beat with a BAN stick

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  • browntown
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    When the m90 goes in, I might just mount some old bottlecaps with shitty tires in the rear to get all my wheelspin kicks through my system.

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  • e30shmobberr
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    Originally posted by Danny
    I can't even chirp third with my S50. You guys must have some really really shitty tires.
    pretty much. ha

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  • Danny
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    Originally posted by Adrian_Visser
    I was starting to think something was missing from my s52 as well, my tires aren't POS's I guess that's why. Rubber dust all over my back rims FTW though.
    Yeah I have that too :rofl:

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  • Adrian_Visser
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    Originally posted by Danny
    I can't even chirp third with my S50. You guys must have some really really shitty tires.
    I was starting to think something was missing from my s52 as well, my tires aren't POS's I guess that's why. Rubber dust all over my back rims FTW though.

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  • Roysneon
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    Originally posted by george graves
    ... 205's, all season, 80,000 mile turds that "chirp" with a m10 pulling away from every f-ing intersection. Yea, I'm not impressed that your tires "chirp".
    My M10 car with 205 Michelin Pilots can barely chirp first.

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  • b*saint
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    Wouldnt it be easier to chirp through a non lsd? All that power through one wheel rather than two.

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  • george graves
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    Knew it. ;)

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  • bimmer_E30
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    Originally posted by george graves
    Or these guys are not lifting off at all when shifting and side stepping the clutch. It's r3v, so I expect a bit of both from a few of you guys
    Sup :pimp:

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