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Old 03-28-2017, 03:38 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by Chevy71 View Post
Are you sure that's correct? Why would GM have an option that had the engine spinning so much faster than the rest of the driveline? That's really hard on the clutch, synchronizer, and Tranny? It just levels off the fuel at 6,500 on mine as well. No extra fuel is being burnt off and it's doing nothing to keep all those moving parts in sync. It slams into gear in mine. I've tried it three times now, and it's nothing like these guys are explaining.
No lift shifting doesn't change the way the car shifts, it just doesn't require you to lift off the gas. The car is essentially lifting off the gas for you.

It is no harsher than a normal high rpm shift.....you are still disengaging and engaging the clutch like you normally would. As such, the synchros operate the exact same. If you are worried about trans and synchro wear then don't rev up past 5k...
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