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Re: Dog Gears?

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I'd say, stick with the syncromesh tranny. You'll do better... cause syncro's were designed for a reason. They'll help you out in the long run.
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Re: Re: Dog Gears?

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i have 91 mr2 with the 2nd gear syncho destroyed.
i mean no downshifts w/o rev-match.
after two days i don't even think a just heal-toe in all downshift.


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