Which is overdrive?!??!
#2
(D)
D isnt bad until you get above 40 I think (not sure about the 3.4s), then it keeps shifting back and fourth in the 40s since OD isnt kicking in.
Someone once said D is good for racing, and OD is good for regular driving. I think I agree with that. I raced my friends Mustang GT in D from 60 and it kept up with him far better than OD
D isnt bad until you get above 40 I think (not sure about the 3.4s), then it keeps shifting back and fourth in the 40s since OD isnt kicking in.
Someone once said D is good for racing, and OD is good for regular driving. I think I agree with that. I raced my friends Mustang GT in D from 60 and it kept up with him far better than OD
#4
Originally Posted by DDxHellRaiser
I seem to stay in D in rural areas but out in the open road going up hills or whatever I'll let off the gas and switch to (D).
#7
Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
i dont think you guys know whats really going on...drive is gears 1, 2, and 3 with engine braking. overdrive is 1, 2, 3, and 4 with no engine braking.
#8
Originally Posted by paarman97maro
Maybe the guys who wrote the owners manual dont know whats going on then?
#10
Originally Posted by archemedes
has happened before, the manual is written by an outside company. On steep hills you want d it's to save brakes (hte engine slows you down) any other time you want od
Originally Posted by archemedes
(unless pulling a trailer, and if you do that with your f body get out and lay in traffic please)
#11
Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
but i dont see how D will get be better for racing. in OD you have a whole other gear to go faster.
When I raced my friends stang in D, I got up to way higher rpms without the shift. D still will do computerized shifting... I still get od when im in D somtimes, I dont know why.