Down Shifting...
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Re: Down Shifting...
I do when I'm driving the 'rents automatic cars=]
Mostly when heavy braking I downshift, otherwise my clutch is just about dead as it is, so no, not recently...
Mostly when heavy braking I downshift, otherwise my clutch is just about dead as it is, so no, not recently...
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Re: Down Shifting...
Originally Posted by PyAri Chick
Not all the time, I'm too lazy. Neutral is my homie.
EDIT: Ever downshift too fast and have the rear end start to swing out? I've done that a few times and got sideways on some turns.. I learned to shift a little slower......
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Re: Down Shifting...
Originally Posted by six out 6
EDIT: Ever downshift too fast and have the rear end start to swing out? I've done that a few times and got sideways on some turns.. I learned to shift a little slower......
I downshift just about everytime, but never to where my RPMs will spike above 3k, no need for that much valvetrain wear and tear.
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Originally Posted by six out 6
lol
EDIT: Ever downshift too fast and have the rear end start to swing out? I've done that a few times and got sideways on some turns.. I learned to shift a little slower......
EDIT: Ever downshift too fast and have the rear end start to swing out? I've done that a few times and got sideways on some turns.. I learned to shift a little slower......
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Re: Down Shifting...
Originally Posted by six out 6
Ever downshift too fast and have the rear end start to swing out? I've done that a few times and got sideways on some turns.. I learned to shift a little slower......
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Re: Down Shifting...
Originally Posted by reXer
Are you double clutching when you downshift? I wouldn't think it would do that if you were because it's such a smooth transition. awd doesn't have these fun little quirks tho, so I'm just guessing.