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As stated earlier, the easy fix is: don't go below 3K, or really more like 3500. If you're racing just keep the car in the right gear and there's no
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As stated earlier, the easy fix is: don't go below 3K, or really more like 3500. If you're racing just keep the car in the right gear and there's no need to be that low. If you're just making a pass on the highway or something, surely you can see it coming and downshift earlier. This whole issue is really about drag racers (and even then you can avoid this at the strip with proper launch and shifts, so it's really just about street drag racers from a roll or whatever).
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