What does downshifting mean?

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StAnna
07/30/25 1:44am
Downshifting refers to shifting from a higher gear to a lower gear. The purpose and precautions of downshifting with throttle blip are as follows: Purpose of downshifting with throttle blip: It is to eliminate the speed difference between the engine and the transmission, bringing the engine speed and gear position into synchronization as much as possible. This helps reduce the jerking sensation during downshifting. If the vehicle speed and gear position do not match, the meshing of gears during shifting can cause vibrations, resulting in a jerking sensation. Precautions for downshifting with throttle blip: When downshifting with throttle blip, do not apply too much throttle, meaning do not press the accelerator pedal too hard. Excessive engine speed can cause the car to lurch forward. Downshifting with throttle blip is a driving technique that requires practical practice to master the method of smooth downshifting.
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