Subject	heheh......
Posted by	CrazyGreek on January 06, 2006 at 1:49 PM
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In Reply To	Kenny, won't that shifting method wear out the clutch faster (n/m) posted by HensleyZChic on January 06, 2006 at 01:41 PM
Message	Yes it would :)
Follow Ups	Spool up Question - Perm 10:59:38 01/06/06 Fill out your profile. The easiest way to reduce lag is - Seafordguy 11:03:48 01/06/06 what rpm do you shift at? - JaffaUK 11:14:42 01/06/06 Are the tires spinning when you shift into 2nd? If you - Scotts94z32 11:32:53 01/06/06 lol. - Kenny 11:40:39 01/06/06 I just heard this was a REAL method of shifitng yesterday > - my91z 12:10:39 01/06/06 "speed shifting". Dad used to do it on the '61 Vette - Guapo 12:17:43 01/06/06 I used to do it in my NA =X. (n/m) - Kenny 12:19:57 01/06/06 I used to do it on my 2 stroke street bikes back in England> - my91z 12:37:43 01/06/06 Kenny, won't that shifting method wear out the clutch faster (n/m) - HensleyZChic 13:41:28 01/06/06 heheh...... - CrazyGreek 13:49:22 01/06/06 Not that I'm critisizing that method, just expensive - HensleyZChic 14:00:21 01/06/06 =) (n/m) - CrazyGreek 18:18:45 01/06/06 That shifting method will wear out everything faster. (n/m) - Kenny 14:57:13 01/06/06 check for boost leaks first... (n/m) - joker_20_02 (Rebuilding) 11:48:57 01/06/06 Re: Spool up Question - Perm 12:16:09 01/06/06 here is a link - SactoTodd 12:40:28 01/06/06 Yes check for boost leaks but before that. - BigTDogg (MA) 12:42:47 01/06/06 Ok I will check for boost leaks 1`st - Perm 13:48:13 01/06/06 Yes, you will need a tester, and use one of the boost test - BigTDogg (MA) 14:21:29 01/06/06 Well I need to look in to That I'm - Perm 15:16:42 01/06/06 Simple gear ratio math (found in the FAQ section under - BigTDogg (MA) 15:46:02 01/06/06 Re: Spool up Question - eriksu9 14:21:13 01/06/06 Re: Spool up Question - eriksu9 14:33:32 01/06/06
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