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View Poll Results: Do you like exhaust crackle
No, only bogans like it 15 8.38%
Yeah, if it's done tastefully and not over the top 95 53.07%
Hell yeah! I love me some overrun snap! 69 38.55%
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Old 21-11-2013, 04:16 PM   #11
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Default Re: Exhaust crackle

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Bloody F&F strikes again. Why would you double clutch in a car that's transmission has syncros? All its going to do is slow you down. Heel and toeing on the other hand (which I presume your talking about) yes sounds awesome when done right especially with crackle.
Yes, heel and toe when braking. That's the only way isn't it?
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