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Posted by scotc on September 13, 2006 at 18:28:51 from (204.110.228.254):
In Reply to: shifting properly posted by Young and dumb on September 12, 2006 at 20:09:00:
With the SM and 400, and the H and 300 we had, WOT in 4th, out of gear as I backed off the throttle, when it hit bout as low an rpm as it would keep running it would usually slip right into 5th. Both 10"s, the 786, 756, once i got the hang of where to put the throttle to shift with the clutch it was easy to slide it right on out to the next gear without it. The one 1066 was someone"s old puller (big turbo and tons o"horsies) I could bang it out from h2 to h4 and barely leave a blank spot in my smoke trail.
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