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Add a set of 4.08 gears to it / it will shift really hard in MM . and a lot quicker i tuned mine on Cobb and it was really

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Old 07-16-2013, 07:44 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Add a set of 4.08 gears to it /
it will shift really hard in MM .
and a lot quicker
i tuned mine on Cobb and it was really quick.
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I don't understand this... If you're at 45, 7th gear, and need to go to 2nd... It will take you MUCH longer to shift yourself, than to leave the car in D and mash the pedal
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think there are two different scenarios that are being combined into one. I'd say the first is OP wants to feel the power of his car/show that Mustang who is boss. In that case, downshift ahead of time and get on it. The second scenario would be OP wants to pass a car just drivin on the highway. In that case, yes I'd leave it in D and wait 2-3 seconds for the tranny to downshift. Just how I interpreted it.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but I think there are two different scenarios that are being combined into one. I'd say the first is OP wants to feel the power of his car/show that Mustang who is boss. In that case, downshift ahead of time and get on it. The second scenario would be OP wants to pass a car just drivin on the highway. In that case, yes I'd leave it in D and wait 2-3 seconds for the tranny to downshift. Just how I interpreted it.
I agree 100% with what you posted above, 2 scenarios with the same end conclusion!

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Correct me if I am wrong, but I think there are two different scenarios that are being combined into one. I'd say the first is OP wants to feel the power of his car/show that Mustang who is boss. In that case, downshift ahead of time and get on it. The second scenario would be OP wants to pass a car just drivin on the highway. In that case, yes I'd leave it in D and wait 2-3 seconds for the tranny to downshift. Just how I interpreted it.
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You are correct Andrew if driving in auto mode. If I were using my paddle shifters, I wouldn't be in 7th gear at 45 mph, more likely fourth or fifth.

I've actually banged the rev limit trying to accelerate quickly in a traffic situation.
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This is dumb. It's not lag. It's the engine down shifting gears and taking you to redline. If you drove in M, you can leave it in 7th to pass people or simply be in the right gear already.
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You are correct Andrew if driving in auto mode. If I were using my paddle shifters, I wouldn't be in 7th gear at 45 mph, more likely fourth or fifth.

I've actually banged the rev limit trying to accelerate quickly in a traffic situation.
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And THAT is the reason why I leave the car in D 90% of the time, and I wish the car had a sensor when flooring it to go, oh, the moron driver is in M, in 6th, moron driver needs to floor it, I'll downshift for him
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And THAT is the reason why I leave the car in D 90% of the time, and I wish the car had a sensor when flooring it to go, oh, the moron driver is in M, in 6th, moron driver needs to floor it, I'll downshift for him
People know your name because DEpointfive0 spelled backwards is Andrew...

Also, weren't you and I just talking about this on another thread?

SOLUTION: Stuck behind someone, tap the left paddle and it'll automatically go into 5th or 6th depending on your speed. Then you get no lag and you can easily fly around someone and slingshot. Shake & Bake.
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I've just been using the m mode 100% of the time. No "lag"
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I don't understand this... If you're at 45, 7th gear, and need to go to 2nd... It will take you MUCH longer to shift yourself, than to leave the car in D and mash the pedal
I don't understand why someone would be in 7th gear at 45 mph. That's 5th (or maybe 6th) gear territory.

Anyway, the simple answer for the OP is: You can leave it in D and use the paddles to downshift quickly at need while staying in D.

The ECU allows this, and switches back from M to D after a few seconds.

That is the fastest way to drop a cog or two while remaining in D. Mashing the pedal is much slower.
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Lag Test:

Put the car into M mode.
Drive until you are at 3500 rpm in 2nd gear.
Press the accelerator pedal (the pedal on the right) until it stops moving
Shift at 6500 RPM (rightmost paddle shifter) without letting off accelerator pedal
Lag or no lag in this situation?

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This is dumb. It's not lag. It's the engine down shifting gears and taking you to redline. If you drove in M, you can leave it in 7th to pass people or simply be in the right gear already.
No it's not dumb; by definition it is lag. The question we are debating is the CAUSE of the lag.

The car redlines WHILE the transmission is hunting the gear; it is, in effect, in neutral.

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Lag Test:

Put the car into M mode.
Drive until you are at 3500 rpm in 2nd gear.
Press the accelerator pedal (the pedal on the right) until it stops moving
Shift at 6500 RPM (rightmost paddle shifter) without letting off accelerator pedal
Lag or no lag in this situation?

No lag in manual mode because you can control what gear you are in. In Auto mode, the tranny hiccups until it finds it's gear. I've never had this with any other auto trnasmission.

That's why I use the paddle shifters - problem solved.
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Lag Test:

Put the car into M mode.
Drive until you are at 3500 rpm in 2nd gear.
Press the accelerator pedal (the pedal on the right) until it stops moving
Shift at 6500 RPM (rightmost paddle shifter) without letting off accelerator pedal
Lag or no lag in this situation?

No lag in manual mode because you can control what gear you are in. In Auto mode, the tranny hiccups until it finds it's gear. I've never had this with any other auto transmission.

That's why I use the paddle shifters - problem solved.
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