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urvokbm 01-25-2012 08:19 PM

Srm on!
 
im 21 years old and can drive manual VERY well. I could heel-toe like a champion in my single turbo 350z when I had it. Since i've had the 370z I think I took SRM off once just to figure out how the button works. Not gonna lie, after reading this thread I turned SRM off just to see if I could still heel-toe and wow was I surprised. I'm EXTREMELY rusty, and thats an understatement. Not only did my heel-toe technique suffer, but my upshifts and my downshifts were sloppy as well. It took me a few minutes of driving before I was able to properly rev match a downshift. Needless to say, we are totally spoiled with synchro rev match. Good thing my next car will be a GTR and I wont have to worry about brushing up on my skills :ughdance:

tonybui 01-25-2012 10:32 PM

Damn, a lot of ballers 21 and under in this forum !!

edub370 01-26-2012 07:59 AM

im starting to feel like an old man on here at 23 :rofl2:

crazyyankfan 01-26-2012 04:20 PM

if you feel you're old as a 23, just to make you feel better, i'm 28...

6MT 01-26-2012 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by urvokbm (Post 1509343)
Good thing my next car will be a GTR and I wont have to worry about brushing up on my skills :ughdance:

Yeah, but a flappy-paddle gearbox is not a real/traditional manual gearbox.

crazyyankfan 01-26-2012 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by 6MT (Post 1510844)
Yeah, but a flappy-paddle gearbox is not a real/traditional manual gearbox.

I agree. But with the current technology, pure manual car can no longer provide the best acceleration any more. For a lot of sports cars nowadays, the "auto" is actually faster than the "standard"

6MT 01-26-2012 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crazyyankfan (Post 1510872)
I agree. But with the current technology, pure manual car can no longer provide the best acceleration any more. For a lot of sports cars nowadays, the "auto" is actually faster than the "standard"

Maybe so, but a purest/traditionalist who enjoys a manual gearbox was what I was referring to. (BTW, I voted SRM off.)

crazyyankfan 01-26-2012 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by 6MT (Post 1510875)
Maybe so, but a purest/traditionalist who enjoys a manual gearbox was what I was referring to. (BTW, I voted SRM off.)

I agree with you on this as well. A pure manual will always give the driver the best control for the car. I personally would take a manual over any form of automatic any day, but keep that in mind that a manual is also more prone to human errors. I personally like to have SRM on at all time. This isn't my first manual car, but I just find it make my shifting much smoother than what I could've done just by myself

6MT 01-26-2012 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crazyyankfan (Post 1510891)
I agree with you on this as well. A pure manual will always give the driver the best control for the car. I personally would take a manual over any form of automatic any day, but keep that in mind that a manual is also more prone to human errors. I personally like to have SRM on at all time. This isn't my first manual car, but I just find it make my shifting much smoother than what I could've done just by myself

Fair enough. I just don't use it.

alcheng 01-26-2012 05:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crazyyankfan (Post 1510872)
I agree. But with the current technology, pure manual car can no longer provide the best acceleration any more. For a lot of sports cars nowadays, the "auto" is actually faster than the "standard"

I agree your point, the technology on automatic transmission is getting very good nowadays, they shift faster, accelerate faster, excellent fuel consumption.

The auto-transmission might be 0.2-0.4s faster than a stick-shift in 0-62 under hard acceleration, but, how often do you do those kind of acceleration in real world? So that fraction of time difference in practical use means almost nothing (at least to me).

What does matter, is the enjoyment of fully control the car yourself and having fun doing heel-toe when you feel like to.

Just my $0.02, of course, you like it, use it!! But let your heel do some exercise sometimes. LOL

:tup: :tup:

crazyyankfan 01-26-2012 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 1510944)
I agree your point, the technology on automatic transmission is getting very good nowadays, they shift faster, accelerate faster, excellent fuel consumption.

The auto-transmission might be 0.2-0.4s faster than a stick-shift in 0-62 under hard acceleration, but, how often do you do those kind of acceleration in real world? So that fraction of time difference in practical use means almost nothing (at least to me).

What does matter, is the enjoyment of fully control the car yourself and having fun doing heel-toe when you feel like to.

Just my $0.02, of course, you like it, use it!! But let your heel do some exercise sometimes. LOL

:tup: :tup:

Haha...I kinda suck as heel-toe! That's the problem. Perhaps that's why I prefer to use SRM.:icon17:


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