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Old 12-11-2008, 08:05 AM
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Originally posted by eskimochaos
These transmissions are controlled solely by a computer as is the input from the throttle. The entire system is drive by wire. I doubt they would allow an electronically controlled transmission shift into reverse at such speeds.

If anything happened, you would be well aware at it, nothing is minor at those speeds.
I doubt the T4R transmission would even engage the R at those speeds.



In my younger, dumber days I used to do that on a 77 Caprice for fun:bugeye: Talk about smoke! Amazingly enough the trans never blew!
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