But we KNOW Jay is talking BS, he has a head like a Smashed Crab so unless the old lady was blind as well as toothless this never happened ;)
(he also left out the important part of his nickname "The Tack Hammer" )
More than likely but it's a chicken/egg thing, worn syncros that require higher shift force that bends the fork or a bent shift fork that lets it jump out of gear trashing the syncro teeth ;)
My rule of thumb to build a reliable fuel system is to look at what's "needed" and double it, this builds in some redundancy and removes 50% of the load.
Maybe try some of the Ford friction modifier, common misconception is it's something mechanical causing the graunching, well I guess in a way it is, the syncro rings wear very smooth and can no longer accelerate the gear to match speed and you get a clash, the Friction Modifier makes the oil...
Nice thing with the standalone you "should" be able to set up an X/Y table x being rpm y being pressure so it holds the valve closed at shutdown, simple pressure switch will see the drop and open.
It's a Momo Corse, not sure if they're made anymore, at the time it was the plainest wheel they made and ohh so comfortable, Suprragrl in New Zealand got the Hub for me with Cruise Control buttons on it.
Normally you'd wire an output on a Standalone to monitor Oil Pressure and have it open the Valve in case of xxx event, you could do this with a simple Hobbs type switch and plumb it into one of the spare pressure ports on the block.
Another bit of "info" re: valves, the Goyen Solenoid is only...
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