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You either have to shift fast, drag racer style.. Or just give it a little gas and match the revs. This is what makes the SRM so great IMO. I
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You either have to shift fast, drag racer style.. Or just give it a little gas and match the revs.
This is what makes the SRM so great IMO. I haven't seen an accomplished driver complain about it yet... It handles so many things for you. Personally I only like to heel toe when I am doing aggressive driving. I usually won't go to those extremes for traffic driving etc. I will make sure it's not jerky, but this system always keeps it smooth for you. It's brilliant and will be replicated by others in the future IMO
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