3 shift to 2 shift concequnces
3 shift to 2 shift concequnces http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/565048
DO NOT DO THIS.............3 shift to 2 shift at 6400.....Go to the bottom of the page
This is only one side
DO NOT DO THIS.............3 shift to 2 shift at 6400.....Go to the bottom of the page
This is only one side
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Oh yah, that was nice. That sucks... I did it once, and I was releasing the clutch, but it just didn't feel right. Fortunately I got the clutch pushed back in before I released all the way, so I never hit redline. Why can't this stuff just happen to the Ford guys?
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Good lord people! Ive never seen any that bad. WHen I first bought my car, I did the 3-2 downshift at 6000 THREE times and never had a problem. I guess I'm one of the lucky ones
I bought an LS1 and found really similar damage. I don't really care because I'm planning on a complete rebuild anyways, the block isn't damaged...but one pushrod is completely snapped and the hole for it in the head is chipped a little bit...doesn't matter to me though...I am pretty sure the car was totalled because the guy did a 2-1 or a 3-2 at full throttle and wound up spinning the car around and whacking the back of it into a pole. Despite all the pushrod damage, there's no bent valves, no rocker damage, no cam bearing damage, and the T56 looks great inside.
