Are Two Steps Hard on Parts?
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Are Two Steps Hard on Parts?
Been considering switching to a trans brake/two step deal over the winter and I was wondering if anyone has evidence of two steps being hard on engines. Aside from sounding like crap on the starting line are there any ill effects to using a two step?
512Fairlane- Posts : 694
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Re: Are Two Steps Hard on Parts?
I have used one for lots and lots of years on all sorts of combos. If something breaks while using one it was gonna break anyway.
richter69- Posts : 13649
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Re: Are Two Steps Hard on Parts?
x2,the trans brake is the one that'll show you a "weak link".lol the harder you go off the brake the more stuff gets a good jar.i found my fasteners on the front cap were bending and looked at the fender/door line to find chipped paint.richter69 wrote:I have used one for lots and lots of years on all sorts of combos. If something breaks while using one it was gonna break anyway.
cool40- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: Are Two Steps Hard on Parts?
richter69 wrote:If something breaks while using one it was gonna break anyway.
Same here, but I do think the Digital 6 and 7 boxes with the built in 2 steps are easier on the rotating assembly. Notice how a two step with a 6 or 7AL pops and bangs then compare it to a Digital. The Digital's sound much smoother. No popping and banging. More of almost a purrrrrr sound. Like it's just trying to rev and can't. They are set up so they don't drop the same cylinder twice in a row and it doesn't load up with fuel that get's exploded on the way out.
Just my opinion.
Re: Are Two Steps Hard on Parts?
Awww mannn! I was hopping to hear some atomic jiffy pop going off when I hit the revs, I guess I'll hear a mean cat sound. But if its better for the engine I guess I can't whine.David Cole wrote:richter69 wrote:If something breaks while using one it was gonna break anyway.
Same here, but I do think the Digital 6 and 7 boxes with the built in 2 steps are easier on the rotating assembly. Notice how a two step with a 6 or 7AL pops and bangs then compare it to a Digital. The Digital's sound much smoother. No popping and banging. More of almost a purrrrrr sound. Like it's just trying to rev and can't. They are set up so they don't drop the same cylinder twice in a row and it doesn't load up with fuel that get's exploded on the way out.
Just my opinion.
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