pulling out of gear
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Mentioned at start it was ok. Our responses were to the guys that said its ok to do clutchless everything. That's why face plated and proshifted setups exist.
I start pulling out of gear just before my WOT shifts, kind of like a pre-load to get it out as soon as the clutch has been slammed on hard enough. As long as there is no load on it, pulling out of gear isn't all hard and doesn't do much if anything to the transmission.
I start pulling out of gear just before my WOT shifts, kind of like a pre-load to get it out as soon as the clutch has been slammed on hard enough. As long as there is no load on it, pulling out of gear isn't all hard and doesn't do much if anything to the transmission.
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Yes you can pull it out of gear at any rpm, it won't hurt anything. Just do not do the clutchless shifting as some people have stated is OK. The T-56 is a synchro transmission and you are guaranteed to mess something up. Its not like an old muncie 4 spd with straight cut gears.
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Yes you can pull it out of gear at any rpm, it won't hurt anything. Just do not do the clutchless shifting as some people have stated is OK. The T-56 is a synchro transmission and you are guaranteed to mess something up. Its not like an old muncie 4 spd with straight cut gears.