I'm understanding that the ECU will shift based on your throttle input. So for a lighter depression you will get softer shifts that are gas conscious and for more aggressive
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Automatic vs Paddle Shifting questions
I'm understanding that the ECU will shift based on your throttle input. So for a lighter depression you will get softer shifts that are gas conscious and for more aggressive depressions you will get quicker acceleration (obviously depending on the gear it may even down shift for passing at cruising speeds). In light of that I have the following questions:
Thanks and sorry for all the noob questions. I read through various threads but never got super concrete answers to the above. The questions above btw are pertaining to a 14' 370z 7AT. |
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