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the opposite... rev matching means less wear and tear on the clutch, less chance of overstressing the drivetrain... leave it on and enjoy

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Old 03-20-2012, 07:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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the opposite... rev matching means less wear and tear on the clutch, less chance of overstressing the drivetrain... leave it on and enjoy
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the opposite... rev matching means less wear and tear on the clutch, less chance of overstressing the drivetrain... leave it on and enjoy
Generally the only time I've seen somebody have a problem with it is when they change the diff ratios. Even then it isn't off by a lot (a few hundered rpm iirc)
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the opposite... rev matching means less wear and tear on the clutch, less chance of overstressing the drivetrain... leave it on and enjoy
Awesome!i'll definitely keep it on!atleast until i install an aftermarket exhaust and wanna hear it rev down when i pull in to somewhere crowded ha
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