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This is most likely a stupid question but I'm going to ask it anyway because it seems very odd for an automatic. When in manual shift mode shouldn't the transmission

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Old 04-27-2010, 10:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This is most likely a stupid question but I'm going to ask it anyway because it seems very odd for an automatic.

When in manual shift mode shouldn't the transmission auto shift at redline? I was on a private road and decided to actually snap off a couple redline shifts. I delayed my shift from 1st to 2nd a little to much and noticed the car revved to 8k.

I thought this was interesting so I tried again, not as fast this time and much to my surprise I bounced off the rev limiter not once but twice! It NEVER upshifted either, I quickly shifted it myself and just babied it the rest of the day.

Is this a normal occurrence? I assumed all auto's had that as a safety feature. Before you say anything I don't notice anything else odd with the tranny.
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Manual mode is just that manual shifting. it's not a sports mode auto that tightens the shift pattern.
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Manual mode is just that manual shifting. it's not a sports mode auto that tightens the shift pattern.
I think that would be a good upgrade in the next Z year. I loved the sport mode in my Audi.
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The manual mode does not upshift.

if you wanted to make it upshift while in manual why not keep it in automatic?

And odd my revs don't go over 7500
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