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Originally Posted by JohnnyWash1
What? That is not why they do it. If you downshift normally, the car will slow down as you lower the gear. If you don't match the RPMs while downshifting, the speed change will be jerky and dramatic. The entire reason they do it is for smooth weight transfer. They can control the weight transfer with the brakes while switching to the appropriate gear. It would slow the lap times down if they didn't do it, since they would have to approach and leave corners slower.
Jon
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so your telling me if i was to downshift at high rpm to a lower gear it won't lock the rear wheels???????? are you sure about that?
i gave a laymans term of it for him cause i knew someone would go into greater detail on what i said, not tell me i'm wrong.you went to a more tecnical meaning.
if you can say that what i said doesn't happen then i guess i don't know shit.