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Smoother shifts while redlining?

Originally Posted by Jeffblue exactly. if you want to shift as smooth as possible (although still not that smooth) you have to wait for the revs to fall to the

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Old 02-21-2012, 03:49 PM   #22 (permalink)
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exactly. if you want to shift as smooth as possible (although still not that smooth) you have to wait for the revs to fall to the right spot for the next gear. the faster they fall, the sooner you can engage the next gear.... ie lightended flywheel.
but wd will have an even harder time not stalling the car...
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