shifting without letting off gas
#3
RE: shifting without letting off gas
It's called powershifting. It can drop a good chunk off of your 1/4 mile time.Personally I don't do it because I'd rather have a working tranny.
If you do it too much or don't do it right (ie miss the 2-3 shift) you'reasking for a worthless transmission.
If you do it too much or don't do it right (ie miss the 2-3 shift) you'reasking for a worthless transmission.
#4
RE: shifting without letting off gas
ORIGINAL: Emanpimpster
i would think the clutch would slip bad and not last very long but what do i know i got an auto
i would think the clutch would slip bad and not last very long but what do i know i got an auto
Have you ever tried shifting in your auto, i have and it seems lke it takes for ever to catch n somtimes when i floor it to fastit dnot catch n thats bad haha, but i treid it at the track n ran a 14,8 when my average is 14.2 Anyways is there a technique since i dont have a clutch for an auto, i mean i know its an auto so not meant for that but i read in a thread a guy was running better times with shifting in a auto.
#6
RE: shifting without letting off gas
ORIGINAL: ColinGT
Have you ever tried shifting in your auto, i have and it seems lke it takes for ever to catch n somtimes when i floor it to fastit dnot catch n thats bad haha, but i treid it at the track n ran a 14,8 when my average is 14.2 Anyways is there a technique since i dont have a clutch for an auto, i mean i know its an auto so not meant for that but i read in a thread a guy was running better times with shifting in a auto.
ORIGINAL: Emanpimpster
i would think the clutch would slip bad and not last very long but what do i know i got an auto
i would think the clutch would slip bad and not last very long but what do i know i got an auto
Have you ever tried shifting in your auto, i have and it seems lke it takes for ever to catch n somtimes when i floor it to fastit dnot catch n thats bad haha, but i treid it at the track n ran a 14,8 when my average is 14.2 Anyways is there a technique since i dont have a clutch for an auto, i mean i know its an auto so not meant for that but i read in a thread a guy was running better times with shifting in a auto.
Throw a shift kit and stall converter in there and that thing will be an absolute BEAST
#7
RE: shifting without letting off gas
ORIGINAL: ColinGT
Have you ever tried shifting in your auto, i have and it seems lke it takes for ever to catch n somtimes when i floor it to fastit dnot catch n thats bad haha, but i treid it at the track n ran a 14,8 when my average is 14.2 Anyways is there a technique since i dont have a clutch for an auto, i mean i know its an auto so not meant for that but i read in a thread a guy was running better times with shifting in a auto.
Have you ever tried shifting in your auto, i have and it seems lke it takes for ever to catch n somtimes when i floor it to fastit dnot catch n thats bad haha, but i treid it at the track n ran a 14,8 when my average is 14.2 Anyways is there a technique since i dont have a clutch for an auto, i mean i know its an auto so not meant for that but i read in a thread a guy was running better times with shifting in a auto.
When launching an auto, hold the brake with your left foot, while pressing the accelerator with your right. Rev the engine until the back tires start to spin, then let off just enough that they stop spinning. Look at what rpm you're at, and thats where you should launch from. When the light turns green, hit the gas and let off the brake at the same time. This will take some practice to get used to, but you should launch harder since your car is higher in the rpm range.
#8
RE: shifting without letting off gas
ya i heard about that, alright thanks alot guys im gonna definalty look intothis, im dying for a manual but ill have to wait till i need a new car, any one know any good sites to find these stall converters and shift kit
#9
RE: shifting without letting off gas
I've seen people powershift TKO500 and TKO 600s all day for a long time and have no problems........ Don't try it with a stock 3650 though..... Unless of course you have Code's Bucket and do over 100 passes with the spray on using the stock 3650!