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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [xj-s] Beyond the 6.2K shift
At 16:18 23/07/1998 EDT, you wrote: >We've all tried the shift from 1st to 2nd, leaving us in combustion induced >nirvana. But I've a question. Let the man speak who has kept his foot on the >floor until 2nd becomes 3rd. What is that shift like?? My jag feels likes >it's just taking off when the tires spin at 66mph, and the trans goes to 2nd. >What's the sensation when the car hits 3rd? Just a nice, smooth gear change (at least on my XJ12C). The gap between 2nd and 3rd isn't as big as between 1st and 2nd, I guess. And you have to hand-shift, anyway; I didn't detect any compulsory upshift even at 6,500 rpm (about 110 mph). - Jan The Gum Tree Garage, where oil and beer mix just fine... References:
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