the eaton fuller 9 speed? and the 10th?? In terms of upshift and downshift, Only one I know is that you use the splitter to go from 5 to 6 on the 10 and on 9 speed u use the splitter to go from 4 to 5??...
Any differences between..
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Jbeltran805, Aug 24, 2016.
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10 gears is not enough as is! Can't imagine only having 9...
Big_D409 Thanks this. -
9 speed is the one I learned in at school lol
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Google your question you can find the shift pattern for most trannys. Also you should understand there's a difference between a splitter and high and low range.
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You're right range selector not splitter..
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Every 9 speed I've ever seen has five low gears, and four high.
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Check the model number on the 9 speed. Some of them can be converted to a 13 speed for just a few hundred dollars.
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And the RPM will be a bit different with the shift points. -
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Going from the 9 to the 10 may be easier. It will be like you are skipping one gear.
Just watch the RPM's and you should do fine.
Going from the 10 to the 9 is harder, because of that extra gear to the far left and down.
Just remember not to go there when you are downshifting. Stay in the middle.
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