Is it hard on an engine to give it harder acceleration and shift faster? Will it harm the engine?

Answer 1

The faster you accelerate or decelerate, the greater amount of torque that will be felt on the drive train and all associated components. This is one reason little old ladies' cars last forever. If you love your car you have to take good care of it. That means either driving it like a normal person or repeatedly replacing worn out components. Good luck.

Answer 2

If you don't over-rev the engine or miss a shift, it should be OK.

Cars that are run slowly all the time will generally wear out faster than those that are run fast. But you have to take good care of them.

Answer 3

Yes it will cause quicker wear on an engine, but its not drastic. If your not pushing it all the time just once in a while that is what they are designed for so it shouldn't cause any harm at all. Hope this helps

Answer 4

It will wear the engine out faster. Shouldn't affect it much if it's only occasional though.

Answer 5

yes
Driving like that pushes gas pass the rings into your oil breaking the oil down . Less lubing of parts more wear . Also hard on motor and trans mounts drive shafts trans parts and so on and so on.

Answer 6

if you had the car modified (drive train, Clutch, and other engine components) for racing then the car can handle it if it is an everyday you could eventually break something

Answer 7

It depends on the engine. Honda, for example, won't even notice.

Answer 8

Stress on bearings is proportional to load, so it is important to change the oil at recommended intervals.

Answer 9

yea its harder on it, but i mean its not like your car is gonna die after doing it a few times. its just a long run sort of thing. like waiting to long to chainge ur oil. not instant death, but reduction of lifespan.

Answer 10

yes