The first is netlimiter (http://www.netlimiter.com) that will let you simulate network congestion/low bandwidth scenarios, with a little work.
The second possibility is only if you're running windows (sure there's a way to do this in *nix, but I'm no guru). Get something running on an open loop (kill cpu cycles) and set the priority of the httpd to low, to simulate processor bogdown.
A combination of these two might get you close to where you want to be, but if they don't I'm pretty sure there are more 3rd party applications (on windows at least) that should help you simulate the conditions you're trying to.
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