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Old 04-04-2007, 02:16 PM   #1
Sick EB
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Default Quick Question

i have an auto eb. i was in my street and wanted to see how my car went. anyway i put the 'power' switch on stalled it up a bit then let it go. to my surprise it got up to 80k's in first before it decided to change (flat out). then after it changed i slowed down straight away, not to be too dangerious.

i dont want a discussion that i should not have been doing it or what i just want to know if that is normal or is it holding the gear too much. i dont have a rev guage so i dont know what it was hitting.

matt.

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