I have a ā22 4 Door Badlands 7 speed on the HOSS 3.0 Fox suspension. Rule of thumb with drag racing is 100lbs ~ .1 seconds of ET. Obviously depends on other things but yeah, itās gonna be slower. Throw a bunch of weight in yours and see. Even with my 35ā 100lb per corner tire/wheel setup Iām...
Someone will correct me if Iām wrong, but Iām pretty sure thatās a physical stop built in to the knuckle to limit steering component explosion. Itās supposed to contact the control arm at full lock.
4A, 4H, 4whatever isnāt going to do anything on black ice. If anything it may cause the front to lose traction quicker since itās applying power to those tires, rather than letting them roll in a neutral state.
Ok, so itās actually stalling and then just engine braking while in gear and since these donāt bump start like any practical manual transmission, it doesnāt fire back up.
OP, or anyone else, what happens when you clutch in while throttle isnāt responding and donāt put it in gear? Does it idle...
Yikes. Sounds like the vehicle thinks it has stalled and is waiting for the auto restart to happen and itās disabling the throttle. Doesnāt happen on my ā22.
This is why Iāll just deal with the noise. Iāve had the noise for 30k miles and itās fine.
I asked my local dealerās service department about the recall and they didnāt know of it. They then told me their transmission tech is āthe bestā.