I am getting a COBB Tuning adjustable shifter, and it can be adjusted to a 70% shorter shift. It stated that with that much adjustability I have to be careful that i dont shift faster then my synchros can mesh.

So my question is how can I tell if I am shifting faster then my sychros can mesh?

Thanks for any and all help.

 

Youll be able to tell by the fact that it feels REALLY hard to shift, like it catches on something before it goes into gear. Just use firm pressure to shift- you don't push it into gear, you just give it some pressure and the synchros will complete the shift for you.

http://www.spdusa.com/shifting.htm there is a good explanation here.

 

Thank you for your response, and the link.