BMWs do but the FiST won't.I know quite a few of the newer standard cars have these as a way to "protect" the drivetrain.
Does the FiST have one?
It stops you from dumping the clutch and harming the trans and diffs. BMW guys remove it and it vastly improves the feel of the clutch and it allows you to drop the clutch. BMW guys have been ripping sub frames out of their cars by doing this. Typically if they give you something like this, it's for a reason.What's a clutch delay vajlve? Lol never heard of one!
The subframe tearing was not a result of clutch dumps. The delay valve was meant to protect the drive line from excessive lash and other stresses. But the subframe tearing was due to a flawed load path and insufficient structure to support punch loads from the suspension into the floor pan....BMW guys have been ripping sub frames out of their cars by doing this. Typically if they give you something like this, it's for a reason.
This. Ask me how I know. Go ahead, ask me.The subframe tearing was not a result of clutch dumps. The delay valve was meant to protect the drive line from excessive lash and other stresses. But the subframe tearing was due to a flawed load path and insufficient structure to support punch loads from the suspension into the floor pan.