NLTS questions
Better as in drive line longevity or better as in getting from point A to B as fast as possible?
Option A: NO.
Option B: Yes, until you break something or burn up the clutch.
Of course if you are shifting like an animal even when lifting off the throttle you are probably shocking the drive line pretty good as well.
Option A: NO.
Option B: Yes, until you break something or burn up the clutch.
Of course if you are shifting like an animal even when lifting off the throttle you are probably shocking the drive line pretty good as well.
It seems that my drivetrain is taking less of a beating with NLTS
No more high rpm lockouts and no need to bang in gears.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=354107
No more high rpm lockouts and no need to bang in gears.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=354107
More power is on tap when releasing the clutch when using the NLS. How would that be easier on the clutch?
It probably feels better because the clutch slips more.
It probably feels better because the clutch slips more.
Last edited by hotrod2448; Jun 30, 2008 at 07:01 PM.
Better as in drive line longevity or better as in getting from point A to B as fast as possible?
Option A: NO.
Option B: Yes, until you break something or burn up the clutch.
Of course if you are shifting like an animal even when lifting off the throttle you are probably shocking the drive line pretty good as well.
Option A: NO.
Option B: Yes, until you break something or burn up the clutch.
Of course if you are shifting like an animal even when lifting off the throttle you are probably shocking the drive line pretty good as well.
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If you use Tephra's NLTS mod or another similar function that cuts fuel on the shift, then yes, it is easier on the car. Trying to NLS without cutting fuel will be hell on the drivetrain.
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