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Old 09-10-2015, 01:55 PM
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That actually seemed like it was quite liveable on the street. Aside from the noise anyway. I was expected a lot more harshness with normal gear changes/street driving. Did the video not show that well? What are your thoughts Andrew? Thanks for making the video.
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To me, it is perfectly streetable once you get the hang of it. In fact, I'm in the process of driving it from Oshkosh, WI to Bowling Green, KY for the Holley LSFesf.

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Thanks Andrew. That's good to hear. Have fun at LSFest.
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Thanks Andrew. That's good to hear. Have fun at LSFest.
LS Fest was a blast. Drove there 600 miles, beat on the car, drove home.

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Great video Andrew! Which technique was harder to master up-shifting or downshifting? I have a Tex T-10 that I've gone back and forth on putting in my car. My biggest concern was damaging the gear sets when downshifting. Thanks!
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Great video Andrew! Which technique was harder to master up-shifting or downshifting? I have a Tex T-10 that I've gone back and forth on putting in my car. My biggest concern was damaging the gear sets when downshifting. Thanks!
Just blip the throttle and bang the downshift. No worries!

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Ok I've watched it three times. Im kind of in love with the sound.

I just might be crazy?


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Ok I've watched it three times. Im kind of in love with the sound.

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The gear whine definitely gives the car a certain amount of character. It definitely caught a lot of attention just driving through the pits at LS Fest!

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Something to be said for that. The gear whine of an M22 in a GTO is a great high school memory of mine(this was 1999 and it was still cool)
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I can tell you that I have ATTEMPTED to downshift without the clutch with my Jerico dog box.... I will never do it again. When Road racing - coming into a corner - and just "blipping" the throttle - while the clutch is still engaged - is NOT what I want on corner entry... and just jamming the lower gear - causes immediate compression.... unsettling the car.... another thing I don't want on corner entry!

I don't know if the "pros" can drive this way -- but I certainly can't!

Like Bob Bondurant once told me -- the motor is to make the car move - the transmission is a gear SELECTOR - and the Brakes slow the car down... Don't mix 'em up!

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I can tell you that I have ATTEMPTED to downshift without the clutch with my Jerico dog box.... I will never do it again.
The dog boxes can and are downshifted clutchless all the time. Add that to the list of things Sutton can show you.



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I don't know if the "pros" can drive this way
They do.

Since you're going to T Hill this weekend, watch this first:

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