:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

:rofl2: This pic in the article is awesome
http://www.thesmokingtire.com/wp-con...rev-match1.jpg

I even power shift on the way to the grocery store. Not sure what the BFD is. :stirthepot:

But seriously, I had always heard that coasting in neutral at highway speed causes excessive wear on transmission components. Wrong?

in the past ive heard it can go dry in neutral if coasting too long.... not sure about modern MT's...

I try to avoid coasting in neutral now unless I'm coming to a stop at a light cause I noticed whoever said this was correct, how the car uses more gas in neutral then in gear while coasting. I checked this out for myself when I used the real-time gas gauge and noticed anytime I was off the gas in gear, the mpg was always 60. When in neutral, it's jumping all over the place.

Clever thread title. :tup:



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