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What exactly is "flairing"?
Please excuse my ignorance. I have always assumed flairing was when the transmission would slip or the rpms would increase, sometimes dramatically right before an upshift occurs? Sorta like shes in neutral briefly between gears? Thats how I have always understood it.... Correct me if I am wrong please. RT
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That is exactly my impression of it... the trans shifts slow or slips enough that the rpms increase in the engine past what it would with a proper speed gear change...
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Right On! If you want a demonstration, you're invited to drive my '83
Don
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You can also drive my 190D. But only at temps below 60 deg. At 60 or above, it's perfect.
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