- half-day a w**** for
leisure time, are work
downshifts.
Career downshifts are
another way of
downshifting economically and
entail lowering previous aspirations...
- Look up
downshift or
downshifting in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Downshift or
downshifting may
refer to: The
shift of a
vehicle transmission into...
-
related downshifting or rpm-matching
technique is heel-and-toe shifting, in
which the
throttle is
blipped (i.e.
momentarily opened during downshifting) by...
-
rapid downshifts when the
engine speed is not
matched to road speed. If a
sprag clutch is not present, much
greater care is
required when
downshifting, because...
-
having three separate levers per unit: one each for braking, upshifts, and
downshifts.
Ergopower levers may be dis****embled for servicing.
ErgoPower levers...
-
itself is
connected inline between the
radio and the antenna, and it
downshifts the
frequency of the
broadcast by a
predetermined amount (generally between...
- but he
fights the process. A
rescue team
consisting of Cliffjumper,
Downshift, and
Bulkhead is
dispatched from
Cybertron and
Earth and
teams up with...
- Nismo-tuned
clutch packs and
engine management software. As a result,
downshifts are
twice as fast and
launch control is more aggressive.
Nissan revealed...
- are
electronic devices that
allow for
clutchless upshifts (and
usually downshifts) on high-performance
motorcycles with a
standard manual transmission....
- the
engine electronically blips the
throttle for the
driver during both
downshifts and
upshifts to
allow for
better and
smoother shifting, and
improved handling...
