[rwsupra.com]

A Prelude Si w/ DC headers and exhaust. I've got a 94 NA Automatic. I kept up with it until, I pushed to hard and it went into neutral. I'm not done tweaking my car. All I have a Blitz SUS intake and that's it. I'm going to mod many other parts. There will be more on this subject later. I'm going to race it on Saturday.

 

[93MSB]

I pushed to hard and it went into neutral.

LOL i do the same damn thing, exept i usually do it at the track. Lets see ive done it several times at Ennis and a few times at RCR.

 

[toysupra1]

weird...you gave it so much gas that the transmission shifted from drive to neutral? i've never had that problem in my 93 na but that occurs with my dad's 98 tacoma. in the tacoma, if i gun it from a stop, the tranny will shift jump from D to N. sucks. it should be close if not a win against a modded prelude si.

by the way, how is your blitz intake fitted? do you have a pic of it?

 

[93MSB]

thats not what im talking about i do it when i put the tranny in MANU mode and i push to hard on the shifter and it skips D and goes into N. Its not the cars fault,its the drivers i guess im just too strong for my own good *cough*LOADS of sarcasm*cough*

 

[toysupra1]

ahhh...i understand now. thanks for clearing things up.

 

[93MSB]

aint no thang but a chiken wang

 

[DaveH]

Do you guy's think it's faster when you manually shift it? I never ran at the track as a n/a, but it never really felt any faster than if I just left it in drive. Any numbers?

 

[rwsupra.com]

I forgot to mention that I didn't rev it. I just wanted to try to beat it with no rev. I'm going to race it again soon and then I'll rev it. I should beat it when I race it again.

 

[93MSB]

Do you guy's think it's faster when you manually shift it? I never ran at the track as a n/a, but it never really felt any faster than if I just left it in drive. Any numbers?

I usually drop a tenth or two if i manually shift it, not a nociable difference but it is there

 

[vreaux728645]

Dave, if my car was that fast, I'd just keep both hands on the wheel anyway!