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Re: Crab drive question
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Originally Posted by mechanicalbrain
I'm not talking about CVTs all cars can do it (i think). this isn't during gear change just normal running of the car!
Maybe your talking about an RPM range of 0-1000 rpm? Cars equipped with automatic transmissions have a torque converter, which transfers power via viscous fluids and other fun mechanics. Other than that, I don't see how you could accelerate without increasing RPM's, unless you happen to be going downhill, or you brake launched your car.
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