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Originally Posted by grant hutchison
Instead, you get immediate wheel-spin when the drive wheels hit the ramp, and need to declutch and get into first gear before the engine stalls. Then you need to power it up the ramp and hit the brakes before you drive into the front end of the trailer at (relatively) low speed.
Grant Hutchison
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Okay, that's about what I figured. On the old
Knight Rider they did this at least once per episode and there was always a puff of tire smoke when the car transferred to the ramp. I never thought the actual car would have an instant acceleration, though in re-reading what I wrote it does come off that way. Just that the wheels would have a reaction to trying to travel at 33 when the rest of the car is doing 3.
Thanks for the replies.