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Old 06-15-2006, 07:56 PM
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Hello,just got back into cars,been doing the goldwing thing. Back in the day had a 68 musting then a 69-396/375hp nova a/stock.11.10@126. Just picked up a 96 Z-6speed,black,t-tops etc. Have 2 questions,whats the deal with the skip shift? And do you recommend synthetic trans fluid for the 6spd,what kind works best? Been away from hot cars for a long while and it's good to be back. Wife thinks I'm nuts(60 in oct.)but stillHAVE THAT NEED FOR SPEED. sON-IN-LAW HAS A V-TECK CAVALIER AND HE IS AFRAID TO RACE THE OLD MAN. Keep the shiny side up-phil
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Old 06-15-2006, 08:02 PM
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He should be afraid to race the old man. As for the skip-shift thing you can buy a plug and play skip-shift delete. I bet that gets on you nerves bad.
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Old 06-15-2006, 08:47 PM
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The skip shift feature was originally desinged to help gas mileage in town. It is more annoying than it is worth. LIke the above post, it is a plug & play fix. BTW congrats on the new Z28.
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Old 06-16-2006, 07:18 AM
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you can always hold the rpms longer or give more throttle and the skip shift won't operate.

it's designed to function between specific speeds/rpm and a certain throttle range. and those are pretty low... so just give it hell at every stop light and you'll be fine.
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