Subject	No, when the transbrake is engaged >>>
Posted by	LitlElvis on July 28, 2008 at 9:17 AM
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In Reply To	question about the way the transbrake operates posted by inferno on July 28, 2008 at 12:32 AM
Message	everything in the transmission is preloaded, there isn't any shock-loading occurring to the trans. Now, releasing the TB will transmit a bit of a shock to the driveshaft and rear differential, but nothing near as bad as a 6000RPM clutch drop with a manual trans.
Follow Ups	Trans brake for automatic transmission - Dane (Houston) 13:41:21 07/26/08 Remove Nissan trans, install TH400 with transbrake ;-) - LitlElvis 14:27:39 07/26/08 question about the way the transbrake operates - inferno 00:32:08 07/28/08 Well you don't find them in OEM cars - BobbyT 04:28:19 07/28/08 No, when the transbrake is engaged >>> - LitlElvis 09:17:17 07/28/08 Thanks for the info, one more thing: - inferno 03:24:07 07/29/08 kinda, sorta... with more RPM differential involved though (n/m) - LitlElvis 09:41:02 07/29/08 Brett, I talked about the th400 with a domestic amatures - Dane (Houston) 00:54:37 07/29/08 Not to be snide, but I would have to say this >>> - LitlElvis 09:30:47 07/29/08 Re: Trans brake for automatic transmission - sleek 09:33:25 07/27/08
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