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Originally Posted by Red__Zed Do they spike up to wear they should be for the new gear, or above it? If it is just to the level appropriate for the
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yea i guess it spikes to where the rpm's should be for a new gear.... I still think the reving will prematurely wear the engine...no?
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A fraction of a second of unloaded revving isn't really a problem for the engine, but that jump to the next gear can be hell on a transmission. |
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