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Old 01-19-2014, 03:58 PM
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How long will a stock th400 last with my 5.3 in my mustang and also after a highway pull do u shift to neutral or keep it in 3rd? And when I was doing highway pulls in my old 355 I was just shifting down to 1st from a roll slowly is this safe?
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Originally Posted by Jesus Martinez
How long will a stock th400 last with my 5.3 in my mustang and also after a highway pull do u shift to neutral or keep it in 3rd? And when I was doing highway pulls in my old 355 I was just shifting down to 1st from a roll slowly is this safe?
A th400 in good condition will take just about any abuse you can throw at it, laugh in you face and tell you "Is that all you got"?
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Shifting to 1st on a slow roll ??? Should already be in 1st ?
I was always told not to shift into neutral at speed since the drive shaft is still turning, it causes the trans to go into "hyper-drive" and spins the trans too fast.... trans could blow ?
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Originally Posted by Doug G
Shifting to 1st on a slow roll ??? Should already be in 1st ?
I was always told not to shift into neutral at speed since the drive shaft is still turning, it causes the trans to go into "hyper-drive" and spins the trans too fast.... trans could blow ?
This is true. Putting it in neutral at a high speed can cause a direct drum explosion due to spinning it too fast. The drum can come apart under the excessive centrifugal force of being over-spun. Just let it engine brake. Don't throw it in neutral.
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Well when it's in manual mode and ur going from like 60 down to like a 30 u can shift down with no problem to second then first right? And good cause I always did full pulls on the street when I did runs with friends a couple side by side till I hade no more rpm lol and just left it in 3rd and pressed the brake I was just wondering is that was bad or if I had to throw it in neutral and then brake
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Manual mode? This is a th400 not a Ferrari FF



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