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ctzn 11-28-2008 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by WUKILLABEEZ78 (Post 3668)
The same 7 speed automatic is in both the g37 sedan and coupe along with the paddle shifters, etc... You can go to infiniti G sites to read about what people say about it or go to one of the mags (motortrend, etc...) and see what they say about it. I have the 5 speed auto with the paddle shifters in my G and love it. I've read nothing but positive things about the 7 speed, faster, slightly better fuel economy, fast shifting, etc... The manual won't be much faster than the 7 speed auto if at all...

I did not know they were same, but I don't really frequent the Infinity boards so I stand corrected.

I assume the gearing has changed some in the switch?

I will have to drive one to try it out.

WUKILLABEEZ78 11-28-2008 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by ctzn (Post 3714)
I did not know they were same, but I don't really frequent the Infinity boards so I stand corrected.

I assume the gearing has changed some in the switch?

I will have to drive one to try it out.


You would think there probably would be differences in gearing simply because they're different vehicles but I know that G sedans/coupes aren't geared conservatively (they're suppose to compete with cars like the bmw 3 series) so the gearing ratios might be closer than we'd expect... I used to have a V6 2003 Nissan Altima SE and that is the only Nissan/Infiniti car I've driven that I didn't care for the gearing (they were still using 4 speeds in the automatics back then).

370zproject 09-06-2010 02:54 AM

i did and they work well

Lug 09-06-2010 09:28 AM

ZOMBIE THREAD.........RUN! :eek:

dnasty370z 09-06-2010 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by WUKILLABEEZ78 (Post 3773)
You would think there probably would be differences in gearing simply because they're different vehicles but I know that G sedans/coupes aren't geared conservatively (they're suppose to compete with cars like the bmw 3 series) so the gearing ratios might be closer than we'd expect... I used to have a V6 2003 Nissan Altima SE and that is the only Nissan/Infiniti car I've driven that I didn't care for the gearing (they were still using 4 speeds in the automatics back then).

Man 4 speed's really suck I know from experience :(

Mt Tam I am 09-06-2010 10:14 AM

I've got the 6MT and it seems like one too many gears. What do you do with the seventh?

Seether13 09-06-2010 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Mt Tam I am (Post 709309)
I've got the 6MT and it seems like one too many gears. What do you do with the seventh?

It is different ratio's on the 7AT, and the 7th is basically also an overdrive in my opinion and experience

Mt Tam I am 09-06-2010 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Seether13 (Post 709380)
It is different ratio's on the 7AT, and the 7th is basically also an overdrive in my opinion and experience

I meant I have one too many gears with six. I am thinking you have two too many with seven.

BeauNC 09-06-2010 12:42 PM

My old 350Z with a 6spd seemed to have 1 too many gears for street driving, but it was great on the race track. I skipped gears a lot on the street.

370zproject 09-06-2010 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Lug (Post 709270)
ZOMBIE THREAD.........RUN! :eek:

its already gone a page lol
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Originally Posted by Seether13 (Post 709380)
It is different ratio's on the 7AT, and the 7th is basically also an overdrive in my opinion and experience

i like it

Seether13 09-07-2010 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Mt Tam I am (Post 709399)
I meant I have one too many gears with six. I am thinking you have two too many with seven.

The ratio's in the AT is of such a nature that the sixth gear is still a very usable gear which you can compare to the fifth in the MT.

Jordo! 09-07-2010 02:34 AM

I'm generally never higher than 5th in normal crusing on the road (i.e., < 45 mph speed limits). Occasionally 6th, but 7th is really just for the highway.


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