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Old 03-18-2006, 12:27 AM
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Sounds like he's an imposter. BAN
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Old 03-18-2006, 12:39 AM
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That video is crazy, NO I don't do anything like that, but I have hit the rev limiter a couple of times right at about 5400 rpm.....bad????
5400? must be an auto, and if so make sure you are in 1 or 2 and not in D
so whats so bad about doing it in D? the tranny starts out in first gear anyway.
ya and it shifts into second and you say buh by to your tranny cause your not moving, now if you do 1-2 sport shifting and you chirp second its fine cause your car has the movement forward, but it will just instantly stop the tires while it shifts, and if its in first or second they have manual valve bodies so you know its in either first or second gear.
Not entirely true.. I, like an idiot, forgot to put it in 1 in my 00v6.. Did a full burnout... it shifted into second when I was holding it at 4500 or so RPMS.. continued to burn out slowly dropping my RPMS till it gripped then I took off.. and that was a 2 wheel peel in the 6er mind ya.. but then again.. it wasnt.. umm. stock. Vid is in my sig along with some of my other vids.
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Old 03-18-2006, 01:21 AM
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as for the 1st 2nd gear thing. The reason the manual valve body will allow you to hold it in 1st (dunno only reason there is for like towing or going up a hill when you dont' want it to shift, but everyone uses it for fun).

now 2nd gear, lets say you are going over snow or totally wet road and you have to stop, put it in 2nd and you are transferring less torque and power to the rear wheels and thereby less likely to spin out.


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Old 03-18-2006, 02:50 AM
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Sounds like he's an imposter. BAN

BAN ??? who me? I said it was a manual, someone else mentioned an automatic and the thread went automatic for about 25 posts?????
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Old 03-18-2006, 03:41 AM
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hi i have a 5 speed and was wondering how hard it is to install a line lock kit on my stang? Everyone keeps talkin bout holding the brakes all the way but i can aford to be change the breakes every 10k miles.
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yea, read this... line lock install
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Old 03-18-2006, 09:40 PM
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HaV I just checked out your v6 videos, what did you do to that thing because for a 6'er those tires spun really fast
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