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It does not affect your speed. It raises your suspension slightly (as it slightly reduces the affect of gravity on your soapbox) but nothing drastic.
The Arms Up mechanic applies whenever all 4 of your wheels are not touching a surface. It does this by slightly reducing the affect of gravity on your soapbox, so you lose less height over the same distance.
Some adventure mode and community maps may require no arms up, others may require arms up for the entire jump duration and others may only need arms up just a little bit to clear a jump (e.g if you enter jump with slightly slower speed).
I would personally recommend only arms upping if you cannot clear the jump without doing so, or the level tells you to arms up there with a sign.
See answer for 2. Jumps only become longer while the arms up button is pressed.
No, over jumping a jump due to too much arms up usage is usually slower. You will want the least amount of airtime as possible for the best times on levels with jumps.
Arms Up and braking has additional mechanics when in the air:
- Pressing the Arms Up button will make your soapbox level out so that it's fully horizontal (e.g flat to the ground). It also flattens you out if your soapbox is tilting to the sides.
- Braking while in the air will stop the rotation of the soapbox. It has no effect on your speed.
- Left/right steering will turn your soapbox in place.
Both of these mechanics can be combined together.
Thanks, that's a perfect explanation for everything I asked!