What is speed shifting?


Similar Questions:
What is power shifting?
What is no lift to shift?

Speed shifting (No Lift To Shift) is when you shift without letting up on the throttle. Usually you bounce off of the 7500 RPM rev limiter. 

ECMLINK now provides a no lift to shift feature slightly reducing the strain while speed shifting. The rev limiter is lowered to your preset when you push the clutch in instead of bouncing at 7500rpm or higher.

Power shifting is when you shift without letting up on the throttle, and without using the clutch. It can be done, but is very hard on the transmission. Most people who do this become expert transmission rebuilders (or simply broke, or both) in a short period of time. Most Dogbox manufacturers don't even recommend no clutch and recommend a blip of clutch. (cut load for a brief second)

QA #104

Last Updated:
2016-06-03 07:13


Cam Dorland | 95 Eagle Talon
  FAQ CHECKERS NEEDED
  WANT TO HELP?

We need help managing, fixing finding content. If you are experienced with DSMs and have great writting skills, please send us an email.

 
0
Registered
  Register your DSM
WE ECMLINKV3
  STATUS MAP
  CONTENT CHANGE MAP

BE SOCIAL

Follow us on facebook and twitter

READ OUR ARTICLES

Coming Soon

Copyright DSMFAQ (Chuck Lavoie) / 1000AAQ (Sean Costall) 1989 - 2025
Site seen by 1910618 visitors