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Corporate666 06-21-2011 11:09 AM

Synchro rev questions
 
Hi guys,

I am looking at a 6MT car with the synchro rev. I had a few questions about it if someone who has it will fill me in :)

1) Does it rev-match on upshifts as well as downshifts? How does it know if you're going up or down? Like if you are cruising at 40mph and want to downshift to get more acceleration, or let's say you acceelerate to 40mph briskly, then let off the gas and cruise, then want to shift up a gear to drop the revs... how does it know what gear you will be going into?

2) Does it ever get it wrong? Like you are coming to a light so you push the clutch in, and it thinks you are going to upshift when you were actually going to downshift.

3) Is there any way to "cancel" it (without pushing the button)? I don't always shift linearly... I may pull out from a sidestreet, get on the gas hard in 1st and 2nd, but then want to just shift into 4th to cruise. If it's holding RPM's at (for example) 4000rpm waiting for me to shift into 3rd, how do I cancel that? If you release the clutch while the shifter is in neutral, does it cancel it? Or if you blip the gas, will it cancel the auto-rev? Is there any way to cancel it other than pushing the button (which obviously you wouldn't do every time you wanted to shift non-linearly)

cossie1600 06-21-2011 11:15 AM

yes

no

its fine, dont worry much. it works fine

Rone 06-21-2011 11:22 AM

It looks and sounds like it rev matches on upshift, but it doesn't say anywhere whether it does or not . I think there is a sensor at each gate that lets it know when and how much to rev depending on current transmission speed.

kenchan 06-21-2011 11:31 AM

upshift or downshift the computer doesn't care. it just matches engine rev to drivetrain speed when lever enters gate.

so yes, the car does rev match on upshifts.

cossie1600 06-21-2011 11:32 AM

it does. push your clutch in and get it ready for the upshift, you will see how rpm is kept high to prevent it from falling

Corporate666 06-21-2011 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1181757)
upshift or downshift the computer doesn't care. it just matches engine rev to drivetrain speed when lever enters gate.

so yes, the car does rev match on upshifts.

Ahhh really? So it is detecting which gate you have entered to match revs? So if, for example, I did a 1-to-3 shift, it will match the revs for that?

If so, that is awesome and totally eliminates my concern :)

red6spd 06-21-2011 12:02 PM

Should be no concern. The system has been out since 2009 with no real problems. Plus if your getting SRM that means your getting the Sport package and we all know the sport package is the best option to get on the Z. :stirthepot:

Roadster4Us 06-21-2011 12:09 PM

Yes it detects the gate before actually shifting into gear.

ClemsonWill 06-21-2011 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roadster4Us (Post 1181802)
Yes it detects the gate before actually shifting into gear.

:iagree: If you push the clutch in at speed. Then bump the different gates (without entering the gate) you will see the rpms try to adjust.

USMCASA 06-21-2011 01:31 PM

nissan has done your thinking for you, therefore just get it

onzedge 06-21-2011 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ClemsonWill (Post 1181841)
:iagree: If you push the clutch in at speed. Then bump the different gates (without entering the gate) you will see the rpms try to adjust.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roadster4Us (Post 1181802)
Yes it detects the gate before actually shifting into gear.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1181757)
upshift or downshift the computer doesn't care. it just matches engine rev to drivetrain speed when lever enters gate.

so yes, the car does rev match on upshifts.

All are correct. :tup:

Rone 06-21-2011 02:54 PM

I could be wrong (probably am), but it seems that the car maintains the revs for a moment while you are disengaging the clutch and selecting a higher gear. That's what it feels like to me.

ChrisSlicks 06-21-2011 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rone (Post 1182095)
I could be wrong (probably am), but it seems that the car maintains the revs for a moment while you are disengaging the clutch and selecting a higher gear. That's what it feels like to me.

Yes, this was already mentioned. It has no idea if you're going to shift up or down initially so it just sets the revs in the middle ground until you pick a gear.

Drex 06-21-2011 03:51 PM

when you are coming to a stop and clutch in to go into neutral, it will blip the throttle as if you were downshifting. i had some ricer think i was revving at him at a light because of this. :shakes head:

ChrisSlicks 06-21-2011 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drex (Post 1182181)
when you are coming to a stop and clutch in to go into neutral, it will blip the throttle as if you were downshifting. i had some ricer think i was revving at him at a light because of this. :shakes head:

Easy fix, just don't do that :) Just leave it in gear until you are almost stopped and there is no issue.


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