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Old 09-27-2007, 06:36 PM
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You can check on you tube for "Fast2882" to see more as we get them up.

The first one is from Sebring:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk6X4TS3nSg

and this one is from Mosport in testing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y40EO...elated&search=

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Awesome driving! That will get me pumped up for Pocono this weekend.
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Awesome driving! That will get me pumped up for Pocono this weekend.
Glad I could be of assistance

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Thanks for posting!!

Are those 2 different transmissions?

Awesome!
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Thanks for posting!!

Are those 2 different transmissions?

Awesome!
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Yep,
The Sebring transmission is a standard GM "H" pattern box using the clutch every shift.

The Mosport Transmission is a Holinger Sequential transmission with "No Lift Shift".

Too much fun.

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The Sebring transmission is a standard GM "H" pattern box using the clutch every shift.

The Mosport Transmission is a Holinger Sequential transmission with "No Lift Shift".

Too much fun.

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Awesome videos! That Holinger tranny is cool! Do you still have to heel/toe and clutch your downshifts with the Holinger?
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Awesome videos! That Holinger tranny is cool! Do you still have to heel/toe and clutch your downshifts with the Holinger?
still no clutch on the down shifts but I blip the throttle either with my right foot if I am left foot braking or if I am right foot braking then the normal heel and toe but without the clutch

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Well, looks like you can drive better than me...........:o


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still no clutch on the down shifts but I blip the throttle either with my right foot if I am left foot braking or if I am right foot braking then the normal heel and toe but without the clutch
How does the blip work if power is engaged?
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Lou,

Love your videos. Keep them coming.......

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Originally Posted by LG Motorsports
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The Sebring transmission is a standard GM "H" pattern box using the clutch every shift.

The Mosport Transmission is a Holinger Sequential transmission with "No Lift Shift".

Too much fun.

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What kind of shifter do you have in the first video?
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How does the blip work if power is engaged?
On the up shift, there is a sensor in the shifter that makes the engine cut for 105 miliseconds. That unloads the dog ring just long enough got the shift to be made.

On down shifts, It is back to normal but without the clutch. Just blip the throttle with my foot and down shift.

The shifter in the Sebring video is a Hurst with our own LG ****.

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Originally Posted by LG Motorsports
On the up shift, there is a sensor in the shifter that makes the engine cut for 105 miliseconds. That unloads the dog ring just long enough got the shift to be made.

On down shifts, It is back to normal but without the clutch. Just blip the throttle with my foot and down shift.

The shifter in the Sebring video is a Hurst with our own LG ****.

I appreciate the props

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The tranny in the Sebring vid....straighter cut (less degrees) on the gears?? Sort of sounds like a M22/RockCrusher?
Love the sound.
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