Tranny question
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Well, as far as the turboXS db, I've read (i know, cant trust everything you read) of esx 740's using them as daily driven trannys. of course they use map selection and tune it down, but hey, doesn't sound to bad to me.
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Originally posted by BruteForcedInduction
Well, as far as the turboXS db, I've read (i know, cant trust everything you read) of esx 740's using them as daily driven trannys. of course they use map selection and tune it down, but hey, doesn't sound to bad to me.
Well, as far as the turboXS db, I've read (i know, cant trust everything you read) of esx 740's using them as daily driven trannys. of course they use map selection and tune it down, but hey, doesn't sound to bad to me.
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Do yourself a big favor and take a spin in a car with a dogbox before you drop it into a daily driver.
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its all relative..it depends on how you drive ( ie are you an ex honda owner who likes to "chirp" gears) .. how much power are you making ?.. what will you be doing ?.. all that adds up.. for a daily driven (responsibly) car with less than about 350 ft/lbs .. some mild launches .. but no side stepping .. i'd say the RA stuff will hold up fine..
its all in how you drive it.. how harsh you are with launching.. i know plenty of guys in ausralia who break dog boxes with 8000 RPM side stepping .. and quie a few on stock trannies with 400 ft/lb ..its all in your driving.
its all in how you drive it.. how harsh you are with launching.. i know plenty of guys in ausralia who break dog boxes with 8000 RPM side stepping .. and quie a few on stock trannies with 400 ft/lb ..its all in your driving.
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