Factory 3 speed OD driving question.
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Sounds like you're describing an auto tranny?? If so, it doesn't hurt unless you're in an area with hills and you ride the brakes to overcome the 'free-wheeling' effect. This leads to overheated damage to brakes/drums/rotors etc.
Use 3rd or whatever gear is 1:1 on hills. Manual tranny advice is pretty much the same.
Use 3rd or whatever gear is 1:1 on hills. Manual tranny advice is pretty much the same.
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MT, he means a B-W OD, trucks could be had with them after '52. They freewheel when the lever is pushed in and you let up on the gas, until you get up to speed and let off on the gas, then they engage OD (hence Nuthin's comment). No engine braking.
No, it sure doesn't hurt them. In fact in my limited experience it really cushions the drivetrain, if you are as sloppy a shifter as I am (not that anyone is really smooth with three on the tree)
No, it sure doesn't hurt them. In fact in my limited experience it really cushions the drivetrain, if you are as sloppy a shifter as I am (not that anyone is really smooth with three on the tree)