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Yeah, I will. Guess it's the same as first gear (slipping clutch), but just doing it at 60 vs 35mph is another step. I hear it's not really tough though, so we shall see.
Yeah, I will. Guess it's the same as first gear (slipping clutch), but just doing it at 60 vs 35mph is another step. I hear it's not really tough though, so we shall see.
I feel more comfortable at a higher speed when i slip the clutch for some reason.
I feel more comfortable at a higher speed when i slip the clutch for some reason.
that is because your bike has less power at those speeds.. so it takes more effort to pull it up and it is easier to correct mistakes since it doesnt come up as fast.
At a low speed... you pop it up and it is easy to completely over shoot it. At a higher speed... the bike lifts a little slower and you are able to compensate to hold it up.
octane is just a gas's anti-knock rating, and higher octane is actually LESS volatile than a lower octane (burns slower). BUT, with real high compression, you need the higher octane to keep it from pinging. Real high compression on low octane fuel causes pre-ignition (mixtures lights off before the spark), and that's the knock or ping you hear, more-so under a heavy load on the motor.
Ping=Bad
yea.. i learned it during my workings with my Z... cause somebody said that they make more power with lower octane so I looking into it. Its not better for the car... but it does. But I cant run it in my Z... I get the , what I have always heard, said to be "spark knock" or "detonation"