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Originally Posted by Mudnut
Hey guys,
Just a quick question about engine braking with the rev matching that takes place. I commute up and down a fantastic mountain road, and would like engine braking to help with my regular braking.
Does the rev matching eliminate downshift engine braking? I know the engine is very torquey so might be limited by that, but I guess I just want to know if there if good engine braking without having to shift into second gear at 80kph.
Cheers,
Ken
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it does eliminate the braking cased by slipping the clutch while shifting into a lower gear. But once it's in that lower gear, normal engine braking that would be present in that gear takes over.
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Originally Posted by DCHOI
Can you move the car forward on an uphill without throttle and no stall?
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Yes. Bonus feature: you can do it in reverse too.