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I don't use SRM for upshifts but I do apply slight throttle enough to keep the flywheel's momentum to maintain a smooth shift. This is on any MT car though

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I don't use SRM for upshifts but I do apply slight throttle enough to keep the flywheel's momentum to maintain a smooth shift. This is on any MT car though
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I don't use SRM for upshifts but I do apply slight throttle enough to keep the flywheel's momentum to maintain a smooth shift. This is on any MT car though
Yeah I drive as you would like with any other MT car when sport mode is off, but when sport mode is on it seems unnecessary to add any extra throttle since sport mode holds it at the right rev for a few seconds.
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SRM is on for both up and down shift.... unless you turn it on and off between down and up shift.

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