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I wonder how many times I'd go backwards at a light like they did before I got used to it...
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I have no trouble with the shift pattern. I do think the car would be better served by a 5 speed manual instead of a 6. As it is now, 1st is very short.
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![]() I would have loved to have 1-5 approximately the same as the close ratio works well with the powerband of the car but fitted it with a highway cruising centered 6th gear to get higher MPG's. How often are you going to use 6th on most road courses with 200hp? Nathan |
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Thats why I wish all cars were that way, thenpeople would be confused driving what we consider normal
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It was painful, but also looked awfully fun.
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Thanks for everyone's input, I've had some laughs at that video too
. I definitely agree more practice is in order, but still struggling with the heel toe vs my old car. My wider pedal gets here Tuesday, hopefully that will help.
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