NEWBIE Looking for csl, just a few questions

[bryce]

The clutch slur is fine. Mine did that when I first got it. The car learns how you like your changes and so has slowed them down / made them gentle.

A good run will sort it out.

[shane@mbtech]

The clutch slur is fine. Mine did that when I first got it. The car learns how you like your changes and so has slowed them down / made them gentle.

A good run will sort it out.

thats what the seller said, but just didnt seem right to me at the time.
but it makes sense if it adapts to driving style, thanks

[E46ACS]

It could be the clutch is on its way out. The gear change gets slurry but is most noticable when pulling away from stopped in 1st slowly, and you start to get judder.

[rstoughy]

The one i put my deposit on yesterday did that but only with me driving :bigcry: :bigcry: :bigcry:

With the seller driving it it was perfect.

[neil]

it never slips when you are nailing it :thumbs:

glad you got sorted, I should buy another csl rather than be pratting around with chealsea tractors :bigcry:

[bryce]

No gonna argue with you there Neil :gayfight:

[glendog74]

I should buy another csl rather than be pratting around with chealsea tractors :bigcry:

:hahaha: Did you get shot of the Mitsubishi 'thing' that i saw you with then?

[neil]

I should buy another csl rather than be pratting around with chealsea tractors :bigcry:

:hahaha: Did you get shot of the Mitsubishi 'thing' that i saw you with then?

I had that 'thing' for 5 years and loved it, I did over 60,000 mines in that 'thing' :hahaha: i've now got a Toerag :wink: a CSL is still on the cards for summer but I'm looking for a super cheap one :birdman:

When you have 2 kids, one who plays muddy rugby every weekend, you need someTHING with some room and practicality :blalalala: In that THING I have had a full pallet of bricks, many washer/dryers, a fullsize fridge, a kingsize matress, 12 off 3x2 concrete flags and Kerry Katona (not all at once I hasten to add!)

[glendog74]

You really did like the 'thing' then? :whistle: :hahaha: :hahaha:

Don't worry, i'm following suit very soon - first rug rat due tomorrow! Been looking at estate cars and Land Rover Discos recently... :smt107

[Andyk]

You really did like the 'thing' then? :whistle: :hahaha: :hahaha:

Don't worry, i'm following suit very soon - first rug rat due tomorrow! Been looking at estate cars and Land Rover Discos recently... :smt107

Hope all goes well mate and it's quick and painless for you... :whistle:

Get an estate, get a 4X4 but for the love of God don't get a people carrier....if you do you will have lost the will to live.

[neil]

You really did like the 'thing' then? :whistle: :hahaha: :hahaha:

Don't worry, i'm following suit very soon - first rug rat due tomorrow! Been looking at estate cars and Land Rover Discos recently... :smt107

daddy cool :whistle:

[E46ACS]

I just made the wife change her car! :hahaha:

[glendog74]

I just made the wife change her car! :hahaha:

That's exactly what i am doing - the CSL aint goin nowhere! :hahaha:

[spanner]

Lawsy -

have a word with these people http://shop.speedreligion.net/ they happen to be in warrington too.

I met them yesterday & had a ride in their csl race car - they have a removeable steering wheel in that and from what I could see, the smg box simply worked on 2 wires - I see no reason why it couldn't be set up as a paddle going both ways.

I have heard of someone who does mental times at the ring too using just full auto mode. The car will hold the gear when you are either on or off the power and I think it will do round a corner too - it only seems to upshift in auto mode in a straight line and under low throttle applications. I get the impression it is quite a handy auto box!

Have fun.

Cheers

Rich

[csl_mba]

A guy on Mtorque "3wheels3" is a wheelchair user and to see him fly round Donnington was unreal :smokin:

He uses hand controls, but i think uses full auto on trackdays.

I have one arm too, i still use the paddles as they are

Mark :-D