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I always though it was odd that everyone complains about the new Z most likely getting more driver aids, and then turns around and talks about how great SRM is.
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You shouldn't keep your foot on the clutch if you're sitting at a light. You'll burn out your throw out bearing eventually if you do that. True story. |
Use heal/toe technique.
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Got the nismo tech and keep the SRM turned off. Slowing for a light, I usually push the stick towards 1st and wait for it to fall in the gate. SRM makes the engine rev like you don't know how to shift.
Driver aids are for those who don't know how. Kirk B. |
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But if you've already gone and replaced all those with even better parts then more power to you :driving: |
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I like to row through the gears. Almost money shifted on the highway going from 6 to 4 but tapped it far left. Good thing I just left it in neutral and slammed it back into 5th once the RPMs dropped.
Lesson learned I'll shift sequentially and not try to be cool. I'll sit in a lower gear if I know I'll be wanting to get a bit heavy footed. Gas mileage can blow me. In traffic on my way home I used to always be shift neutral to first. Learned how to get it into first and just keep it in gear and pop the clutch if I need to come to a stop and slip it a bit if it's literally crawling. At lights I'll sit in neutral as the light is changing I'll shift it into first and hold the clutch til I get my green... unless they get the advance and I cry a little. |
For the first 3 months I drove without s mode and still sequential shifted. I thought the SRM was not that helpful. Then when I turned it on its like wow. So that's how it works lol. Awkward.
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