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Argent6978 01-27-2012 10:57 PM

In my car, I only have 5 speeds, and R is down from 5, so, yeah, it's going to probably take me a little time to get used to R being up and left of 1! :)

TylerLieberman 01-28-2012 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Longhorn248 (Post 122594)
This one looks like we'll be lifting the ring to shift it over into reverse. I've seen reverse on both sides of the pattern, it's probably just up to preference of the engineer that designed the gearbox.

^^Yup. It's the same on the new TC. I like the layout in this fashion

bestwheelbase 01-28-2012 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by 7thgear (Post 122569)
your 1st gear motion is identical to any other car

Except a proper E30 M3 or anything else with a dog-leg. Old but not forgotten! :happy0180:

70NYD 01-28-2012 01:17 AM

damn thats opposite to rx8 :(
haha this is very normal btw. alot of cars have this with a lift lockout or a push down lockout even if they have 5 gears ;)

Homemade WRX 01-28-2012 03:16 AM

My Subarus are on the right and my truck is on the left...but my truck has the granny gear below reverse too ;)

Sasquachulator 01-28-2012 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by merlin2111 (Post 122608)
Very european. I like it.

Yup, Euro styled. I believe all the Toyota 6 speeds are like this now too.
Even some (or all?) Euro 5 speeds have the reverse next to first, unlike some japanese and american car 5speeds they put reverse where a 6th would be.

But what happens when you have a seventh gear like in the new porsches? (7 gears wtf?? lol).

It goes far right and up i think, next to 5th lol.

Kunzite 01-28-2012 06:42 AM

Used with my 5 speed gearbox, I tried to reverse in the 6th at a test drive (well, I figured out something was wrong before stopping the engine).
I can't help but wonder, what if someone would try the opposite - go to the "6th" at high speed?

TOMIMOTO 01-28-2012 09:53 AM

I would assume its going to be like the WRX STi 6-speeds. Pull the ring collar up and shift it into reverse. You can see the ring collar right there on the shifter.

WRX STi shift stick.
http://www.bikes-n-spikes.org/sti/kn...ifter-knob.JPG

LSxJunkie 01-28-2012 10:56 AM

BMW does this. I have mistakenly put an M3 into reverse before because I thought the aftermarket shifter was just stiff when I was going for 1st. My G35 was next to 6th gear. My GTOs (and, if I'm not mistaken, all T56/TR6060s) are next to 5th gear.

Mr. Bigham 01-28-2012 11:07 AM

saw the question and thought "he must be a honda guy"..lol

DommerEOD 01-28-2012 11:51 AM

I noticed on the Scion site, the shifter in their picture does not have a ring collar, just boot to knob.

I wonder if there will be a difference between the two cars? If there can even be that is since its the same tranny..

pete66 01-28-2012 12:04 PM

Mazda 3 is like this... Very simple to operate, you will get used to it instantly

Argent6978 01-28-2012 12:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DommerEOD (Post 122772)
I noticed on the Scion site, the shifter in their picture does not have a ring collar, just boot to knob.

I wonder if there will be a difference between the two cars? If there can even be that is since its the same tranny..

The one on the Scion site is an automatic. :P :)

DommerEOD 01-28-2012 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Argent6978 (Post 122785)
The one on the Scion site is an automatic. :P :)


Great, now I made myself look like a dumbass haha :clap:


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