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Old 12-12-2003, 10:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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powershifting vs speedshifting

i'm been curious about these 2 terms for a while now. please can anyone correct me if i'm wrong...


POWERSHIFTING: as far as i know from the domestic boys, this is shifting between 2 gears without using the clutch and can only be done a the right rpm.

SPEEDSHIFTING: shifting from one gear to the other by quickly pressing the clutch without taking your foot off the gas.


.. does these sound right?
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I've always thought power shifting was when you stay on the gas... Never heard of speed shifting though.

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I thought it was the other way around, but I may be wrong.
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i believe you're right on powershifting
and i guess speedshifting makes sense
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errr from what i know, powershifting is flatfoot shifting.
speedshifting=
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who cares what they're called, they're both good techniques
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FWIW, I found this via google

http://www.runeb.org/www_docs/Jexoti...racingtips.htm

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13.2 What's speed shifting and what's power shifting?

Powershifting:
Don't lift the throttle, just barely touch the clutch, and slam the lever
into gear.

Speedshifting:
Lift the throttle, just barely touch the clutch, and slam the lever
into gear.

Which one to use???
Depends.
If you powersfhit and the wheels spin, then don't powershift for that gear
change. ie...if the 1st to 2nd shift spins when you powershift, then
speedshift the next run. "
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FWIW, I found this via google

http://www.runeb.org/www_docs/Jexoti...racingtips.htm
thanks brink.. that actually make more sense..
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who cares what they're called, they're both good techniques

well, i do coz i been confused for a while now and i just want to clear it up so i don't say the wrong term.
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