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Old 01-30-2010, 02:30 PM   #7
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2) you are "fixing" the condition where you let off the throttle, then "get back on it" and the transmission has not shifted down, resulting in bog.
Excellent description Reveen. I understand the clutch principle from studying torque converters, and variator weights have a similar effect to distributor weights but I hadn't thought of modifying the Take-Up Spring. That would be useful in hill climbing; once you back off the throttle, it's difficult to regain momentum uphill. 8O
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