In sport it's a different beast, holding gears all the way up to redline and rev - matching
when dropping a gear.
Not exact matches
But
when demand
dropped, the company had to shift
gears.
You know what really grinds my
gears...
When people say, «I wish Bitcoin would
drop back down below 7k so I could buy some» Dude... You had a chance in February to buy in under 7k AND nearly 2 weeks in late March to get buy under 7k!
When your baby arrives your estrogen and progesterone levels
drop quickly and the hormone prolactin kicks into full
gear.
If you don't have the proper
gear for the elements, especially if you're a runner or outdoor workout enthusiast, you won't want to work out
when temperatures
drop.
Even though his has been brewing since April —
when Paramount honcho Adam Goodman himself
dropped her name — sometimes, the
gears turn slowly in Hollywood, and so it's only now that Jennifer Connelly is becoming officially....
If you are going 35 MPH
when you are doing either operation, it will
drop the RPM down to the same level, because it's going into the same
gear in both instances at the same speed.
If I increase my RPM
when I am in 1st
gear, to say about 3k (by aggressively pressing down on the gas pedal),
when I let go of gas pedal, it
drops to 2k.
Select the L station on the rotary dial, with all unnecessary concentration that implies, and it will
drop out of the nine - speed's four - overdriven top
gears, but to which
gear, basically the who, what,
when, where, and why of it, is for you to find out.
The standard six - speed
gearing is a disappointment, though; hang onto all the revs and
when you change up a ratio, you
drop just out of the supercharger's powerband, so acceleration can feel a little stunted.
When cruising, the transmission's 10th
gear drops engine speed well below 1,500 rpm.
Normally
when the bike is hot and has been running for some time and cruising in 5th
gear at 100 km per hour and around 6000rpm, but also on slower roads at 80 km and 5000rpm, there will be a sudden
drop in power and deceleration.
«You know the way a really good auto» box instinctively knows
when to hold a
gear and
when to
drop a cog?
Even
when in the manual - shift mode, you can't
drop into the seventh «
gear.»
In our long - term 2012 Evoque, we found that the six - speed gearbox could sometimes throw a wet blanket on throttle response, thanks to its eagerness to get into a higher
gear and its reluctance to
drop down a cog or two even
when the engine lugged.
When you change
gear slowly, the input shaft rpm has time to
drop off before the synchromesh engages, so the speed difference that has to be overcome by the synchromesh is small.
With a linkage this slick, we wouldn't mind
dropping down a
gear or two
when it's time to pass.
Shifts come quick enough in manual mode from the paddle - shiftable dual - clutch gearbox (borrowed with some improvements from the Dodge Dart and Alfa Giulietta)
when you don't feel like dictating every shift, the auto mode does a reasonable job of predicting
when you'd like to
drop a cog or shift into top
gear.
When you up - shift, the input shaft
drops in speed by ordinary friction, and the synchromeshes don't need to work much in order to match it to the speed of the output
gear.
We're rushing headlong toward a 180 - degree second -
gear corner in a Subaru WRX STI rally car
when I
drop down the
gears and hit the brake pedal.
For some time, I've had a problem with the performance of my Ford Focus 1.6 TDCi (Diesel):
when accelerating hard in the 3rd or 4th
gear, there was a performance
drop and I sometimes had to go off the gas pedal for gas to be registered at all again.
More prevalent was a hesitation in
dropping down to passing
gear when I jabbed the accelerator.
For some time, I've had a problem with the performance of my Ford Focus 1.6 TDCi (Diesel):
when accelerating hard in the 3rd or 4th
gear, there was a performance
drop and I sometimes had to go off the...
With it up, it has more than enough sound - deadening to keep things to a dull roar at speed — that is
when you're not
dropping down a
gear or two and letting those 650 horses out of the barn.
When driving in normal mode the shift strategy can be a bit reluctant to
drop a
gear or two, but select Sport mode and it's too keen to kick down — and then hangs on to
gears too long.
And
gear changes are less noticeable
when rpm
drops less between
gears.
The Elantra tends to head straight for sixth
gear to provide that fuel economy boost, but tends to downshift quickly — sometimes even
dropping a few
gears —
when you hit the gas for a little extra boost of power.
In a traditional manual transmission,
when you shift
gears, you lift off the throttle slightly to allow the revs to stabilise and
drop slightly whilst engaging the next
gear.
If the
gear change is done
when engine is in the upper limit of the maximum torque band range (A1, B1, C1, and D1) here 2750 RPM, then the engine speed will
drop down to (A2, B2, C2, and D2) speeds which will still be in the maximum torque band range.
Additionally,
when accelerating firmly the combination of nine
gears and a change - point of under 5000rpm creates a feeling not unlike a restricted rally car; there's a narrow
drop in revs between
gears, so you keep pulling the paddle.
Often
when climbing hills here on the Highland Rim of Tennessee, the transmission would have to
drop two
gears — fifth to third.
Typically,
when cruising in eighth
gear, full acceleration is achieved by
dropping straight down to fourth.
Just be sure to realize that
when you're in the higher
gears and
drop the pedal, there will be a hesitation as the RPM increase in the engine is translated to the drive train.
When turning left or right under 10 mph it feels like it is out of
gear so it revs up then
drops into 1st
gear «very scary».
The transmission,
when the dial is turned to excite mode, is tuned so it can
drop multiple
gears effortlessly as you enter a downhill sweeper and provide just the right amount of engine braking.
It does get a little snappy at crawling speeds though
when it can't decide whether it wants to stick with second
gear or
drop down to first.
I found the transmission more than ready to
drop down a
gear or two
when I slammed the gas pedal, even at highway speeds.
The raison d'etre of the Veloster C3 Roll Top Concept is to carry a fixed -
gear bike (the inspiration for the concept) which fits in the open back
when the roof is rolled and the tailgate
dropped.
In Sports mode as expected you get extra torque and the
gears hold a little longer with slightly faster shift times
when using the paddle shifters with minimal
drop of revs.
When you're accelerating assertively in Power mode, the CVT jumps the revs up so that the engine sounds loudly active, and sometimes it doesn't
drop down the revs until after a
geared transmission might have.
The transmission moved smoothly between
gears and, due to the strong torque, only had to
drop a
gear or two
when demands such as grade - climbing or hard acceleration necessitated a shift.
That is, until the next tunnel,
when I rolled down the windows,
dropped a
gear, and put the pedal to the floor.
However, it's undermined by the transmission, which is slow to respond — and
when it does
drop a
gear, the engine revs head skywards once again.
It's fast to
drop a
gear when you call for some immediate pace — scooting around town, it also made the right changes at the right time.
When passing on the freeway, the transmission quickly
dropped down from sixth to fifth
gear.
The exciting power from each of its engine styles offers a smooth transition
when dropping through many
gears when hitting maximum acceleration.
One vital feature is the quick - responding gearbox (which has a selectable sport mode) that
drops into lower
gears quickly
when you toe the accelerator, making better - than - usual use of the available power
When getting ready to pass, we could not proactively
drop down a couple of
gears, instead having to wait for the transmission to react to pressure on the gas pedal.
The hard case provides protection to your
gear from being crushed and
when properly outfitted with foam provides protection from
drops.
The temperature in Portugal
drops down quite a bit
when the sun goes down, so make sure you bring some warm clothes (jacket, pants, long sleeves, pullover) as well as your beach
gear.