7AT throttle lag

Originally Posted by my2004Z Lag Test: Put the car into M mode. Drive until you are at 3500 rpm in 2nd gear. Press the accelerator pedal (the pedal on the

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Originally Posted by my2004Z

Lag Test:

Put the car into M mode.
Drive until you are at 3500 rpm in 2nd gear.
Press the accelerator pedal (the pedal on the right) until it stops moving
Shift at 6500 RPM (rightmost paddle shifter) without letting off accelerator pedal
Lag or no lag in this situation?

No lag in manual mode because you can control what gear you are in. In Auto mode, the tranny hiccups until it finds it's gear. I've never had this with any other auto trnasmission.

That's why I use the paddle shifters - problem solved.

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