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hmmm, well a true overrev would blow your engine pretty much apart, its hard to say what damage you could have done, maybe nothing at all. the only advice i can really give you is to keep a good eye out for any other engine related problems tha may arrise in the next while, but i have a feeling your gonna be ok.
hmmm, well a true overrev would blow your engine pretty much apart, its hard to say what damage you could have done, maybe nothing at all. the only advice i can really give you is to keep a good eye out for any other engine related problems tha may arrise in the next while, but i have a feeling your gonna be ok.
I dont think you really hurt your engine. Were you alreayd starting the turn ? How was the road surface? Were you already beginnign to break?
hadnt started the turn yet, still goin straight, the road surface was just fine and i had breaked slightly before shifting into 2nd but was off the break when i shifted
There is no way you could have over-revved if you were only doing 40mph and went from 4th to 2nd... You can do 15mph faster in 2nd.... unless you slammed on the gas...
I'f you let the clutch out a little too fast... with the higher rpms and the car did not have enough time to be slowed by the engine.
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