Adjusting a bouncy transmission? (like a spring absorbing and releasing torque)?

Question:
On my manual transmission car,
if I step heavily on the gas, or suddenly let it up,
for a second or so the speed is somewhat bouncy,
as if a spring or something is absorbing and releasing
the torque.

I scratched my polished aluminum wheels - how can I fix it?

Is there something that can be tightened to reduce this effect?

Answers:

From where do i get oil seal for mahindra 585 tractor?

It could be mounts as stated above or On most street cars the clutch is actually 2 peices which consist of a clutch hub attached to the inputshaft of the gearbox and a outer friction plate clamped in between the presurre plate and the flywheel which is connected to the hub with anywhere from 6-10 springs which are designed to absorb driveline shocks if these springs are worn out or if the clutch is an aftermarket piece they can cause the symptom you are describing...

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car alarms? bypass imoboliser?

Your tranny mount is probably worn or broken.It may also be a motor mount or stabalizer.I would have it looked at by a mechanic as this can cause problems such as exhaust cracks/leaks.

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