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does it effect if your driving on S-Mode MT daily ?

hellow everybody , i would like to ask if there is any effect if you are driving the car with Sycro rev match ( S-mode ) all the time and

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Old 10-21-2014, 06:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question does it effect if your driving on S-Mode MT daily ?

hellow everybody ,
i would like to ask if there is any effect if you are driving the car with Sycro rev match ( S-mode ) all the time and daily ? are there any effects will be to the engine or clutch or gear , and do you prefer to daily drive with it ON or OFF ??

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SRM just blips the throttle during shifting to facilitate easier/faster shifts. If anything, it makes things easier on the engine/transmission and may increase longevity (but probably not enough to make any real difference).
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bought my Z with 5 miles on the dash now have over 16000 always with the srm on haven't had a problem, btw my z is my dd all year round
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If anything, it makes things easier on the engine/transmission and may increase longevity (but probably not enough to make any real difference).


The amount of difference depends on how good a MT driver you are. For a good driver, it should be negligible. For a poor driver, it could mean things last significantly longer (although SRM is not going to prevent you from damaging the clutch system if you don't know what you're doing).
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I have been heel and toeing for so long I have to turn the SRM off. I just do it automatically and doing both screws shifts up.
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The amount of difference depends on how good a MT driver you are. ...
Good point.

I assume that anyone that buys an MT nowadays knows how to use one; at least well enough to keep from trashing the synchros. Might not be a good assumption.
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Good point.

I assume that anyone that buys an MT nowadays knows how to use one; at least well enough to keep from trashing the synchros. Might not be a good assumption.
After all the How To Shift threads on this forum, I don't assume anything any more
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