08-20-2009, 09:58 PM
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A True Z Fanatic
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Houston, TX
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Drives: too slow
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Originally Posted by yzhang12
how detrimental is this to the car (transmission)?
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Originally Posted by nicknick
Good onya kannibal, there is nothing quite like abusing your car or asking on this forum for ways to abuse your car. Oh well it is yiour car. I'd suggest put your foot as hard as you can on the brake then rev the engine up to 5,000 revs and release the brake. Do this every time from standstill, will not hurt the car at all.  |
It's really not that bad on the car. It's the "rev in neutral and slam it into drive" method that's really dumb and abusive. Stalling against the torque converter really just overheats AT fluid more than anything afaik. I wouldn't do it all the time (I don't redline my car all day while driving around town either). But if you're gonna launch the stock 7AT at a drag strip, footbrake is the way to go. No more than 3K should be necc, probably less.
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