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i take it that nobody posting in this thread has ever tried flooring it with the clutch down and the car at a stop? Somebody with a 6MT, go outside

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Old 12-16-2011, 12:08 PM   #29 (permalink)
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i take it that nobody posting in this thread has ever tried flooring it with the clutch down and the car at a stop?

Somebody with a 6MT, go outside and tell me how high of RPM you can get (let the engine warm up!)

if it makes it over 4500rpm then either my car is a freak or someone is putting something in my water.
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