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Rod McInnis
 
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Default Trailer Tires Overheating.


"basskisser" wrote in message
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They actually use brakes as
opposed to letting off the throttle, trying to keep the enginer RPM's
up. It takes forever to get those restictor plate engines back up to
speed.


Can you explain that statement?

Unless your referring to the go karts you rent at the amusment center I
don't understand how you can maintain engine RPMs and slow the car down.

Automatic transmission?? Hmmmm..... Seen it on off road cars, I wasn't
aware of it being very common on any sort of track or pavement vehicles.

Without some sort of a slip clutch or torque converter, the engine RPM is
going to be directly related to the velocity of the car.

Rod


 
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