View Poll Results: do you drive with od on or off
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driving with od off
#1
driving with od off
i found that driving with od off my truck feels much better. throttle response is way better than od on. in the city atleast. what do you guys prefer? driving at 50mph rpms are at like 2 grand vs just over 1k. so when you punch it there no lag. plus it sounds epic when you back off the throttle and it uses some engine braking.
#2
I'm partial (due to forgetting to disengage it) to leaving the O/D on always.
it starts up automatically when I turn over the ignition and I neglect to turn it off.
Ultimately it's my understanding that in the city there's really no need for it to be enabled, since you're rarely over 65km/h (40mph)
The response with O/D off is great, and I really should disengage it more often, since I'm usually between 25 - 40 mph on my way to / from work daily.
it starts up automatically when I turn over the ignition and I neglect to turn it off.
Ultimately it's my understanding that in the city there's really no need for it to be enabled, since you're rarely over 65km/h (40mph)
The response with O/D off is great, and I really should disengage it more often, since I'm usually between 25 - 40 mph on my way to / from work daily.
#4
yea also keeps the tranny cooler. but i love the throttle response so i always have my foot to the floor. probably -3 for me.
#6
What is the highest MPH one should drive with O/D Off? My truck when pulling a lawn (1,600 pounds) trailer barely stays in O/D unless im going down hill. Would it hurt the tranny to drive at 65mph with o/d off for extended periods? I ask because I need to go pick up a generator trailer that weighs 2,100 pounds in GA and it will be 300 miles there and 300 miles back pulling the trailer on I-75.
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