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I'm a manual guy through and through. I've always enjoyed blipping the throttle on downshifts myself, and I can rev-match smoothly, but I have to say, SRM does work very
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I'm a manual guy through and through. I've always enjoyed blipping the throttle on downshifts myself, and I can rev-match smoothly, but I have to say, SRM does work very well. I've only had my Z a few days (40th anniversary...awesome car), but I've been using SRM more than I thought I would. I 'heel-and-toe' with my upper foot, not my heel. With SRM, I can keep my whole foot on the brake pedal when braking and downshifting.
Do you need SRM? No, but it does work as advertised, and it is useful. |
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