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i dont think most cars will allow one to go into reverse while moving forward unless you want MAJOR grinding....
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Yeah I think most cars lock out reverse while moving forward
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I think the question was saying more that you are backing out of a space. Instead of coming to a complete stop while backing up slowly, you put it in 1st and slowly change direction from going backwards to driving forwards.
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Ken is referring to slipping clutch in reverse to brake the car
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I even power shift on the way to the grocery store. Not sure what the BFD is.
![]() But seriously, I had always heard that coasting in neutral at highway speed causes excessive wear on transmission components. Wrong?
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