Conservative M6 Guys: Skip Shift?
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Re: Conservative M6 Guys: Skip Shift?
Originally Posted by 68z28
I noticed you car is a '95, which means you don't have to get the Skip Shift "tuned out" It is much easier than that. On the OBD1 computered cars, you can simply pull two wires from the computer and your done. Both the skipshift and the skipshift light are gone. Heres the link from Brent Franker's site walking you through it.
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/96SS/skipshift.htm
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/96SS/skipshift.htm
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Re: Conservative M6 Guys: Skip Shift?
I do 1-2-4-5 when I'm just cruising. Or 1-2-5 when I'm steppin on it. Sometimes I'll hit them all just to practice speed shifting. It's funny to watch a camaro doing like 30 in the middle of traffic on the way to school chirping second every time.
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From: NY
Re: Conservative M6 Guys: Skip Shift?
gm did it for NOISE emissions
I usually do all 6 when getting on the highway, and around town 1-2-4 or 6 depending on speed limit.
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From: Long Island
Re: Conservative M6 Guys: Skip Shift?
I use to not use it, but then I gave my car a tune up and have no problem using it, car doesn't buck or shake at all anymore going from 1-4 since the tune up, so now I sometimes use it if I end up triggering it, usually I just do them all and shift under 1500 rpms, for normal driving, if I am getting on the highway and theres no one around, I usually let em rip 
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