[OFFICIAL] Manual v. Automatic Thread

Originally Posted by jwick The G has paddles. Wasn't aware there was a difference between the regular G and the S. Off course I have a MT and it only

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04-29-2015, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick

The G has paddles. Wasn't aware there was a difference between the regular G and the S. Off course I have a MT and it only comes in S

Only the S has paddles. I owned a G37s right before the Z. Mine was 7AT with paddles. Imho, the standard, G which shifts on the floor has a softer, less torquey, slower shift. The paddle G is quicker and feels better. But doesn't feel as torquey as he Z in first second and third gear. The Z just feels more aggressive when driven hard.

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