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Are you saying the rear tires would slide when you changed gears when driving fast around a corner?

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Old 11-09-2009, 07:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Are you saying the rear tires would slide when you changed gears when driving fast around a corner?
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Are you saying the rear tires would slide when you changed gears when driving fast around a corner?
no , I was driving straight shifting in manual mode , the problem that I didnt like much was the feeling of changing gear with the 7at , it was half of the time like if i was dropping the cluch or missing a rev-down-shift *on a 6mt*

I just feel the torque in the wheel and thinking if that happen when i will be at the track during a corner,, the rear end could probably slip off and go in the wall ...
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no , I was driving straight shifting in manual mode , the problem that I didnt like much was the feeling of changing gear with the 7at , it was half of the time like if i was dropping the cluch or missing a rev-down-shift *on a 6mt*

I just feel the torque in the wheel and thinking if that happen when i will be at the track during a corner,, the rear end could probably slip off and go in the wall ...
the auto is fine, sounds like you do not know the car well enough to run at the track. Either shift into or exiting the turn, a driving school would probably help you learn how to manage your shifting.
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