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Originally Posted by RCZ Tick faster to what exactly ?...it shouldn't be a tick faster from a standstill to anything because you can't launch it. After that, anyone who knows

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Old 01-09-2009, 12:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Tick faster to what exactly ?...it shouldn't be a tick faster from a standstill to anything because you can't launch it. After that, anyone who knows how to shift a car should be able to shift in under 500ms...thats a half a second for you math impaired folks...



You are certainly right, 500ms is fast for an automatic and not almost as fast as a DCT, sorry. The DCT in the M3 can do under 100ms and the DCT in the GT-R can do under 250ms. Also I don't know how much experience you have driving manual transmissions, but you press/depress the clutch and change the gear almost simultaneously, it isn't 3 different steps in practice. People who drive aggressively should be able to do this in less than 500 ms...

I'll give you the fact that the auto tranny in the Z isn't bad by automatic transmission standards, but don't think that it is better than a good driver with the manual.
+1 I think a good driver can beat 300 milliseconds in a standard.
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+1 I think a good driver can beat 300 milliseconds in a standard.
My understanding is 300 milliseconds is about the norm for an experienced driver in a competitive environment. I have nothing to back that up, but I know I have read that somewhere.

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+1 I think a good driver can beat 300 milliseconds in a standard.
Agreed... My friends tell me they've never seen anyone shift as fast as me without hitting a gate. I'd say that I'm in the low 300's or high 200's. I'll have my friends record me shifting the Solstice when I get a chance and post it. If you can find an AT transmission in a 370 that can shift faster than me, I'll be REALLY impressed.
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Agreed... My friends tell me they've never seen anyone shift as fast as me without hitting a gate. I'd say that I'm in the low 300's or high 200's. I'll have my friends record me shifting the Solstice when I get a chance and post it. If you can find an AT transmission in a 370 that can shift faster than me, I'll be REALLY impressed.
Is that with "Power on" or Power off"?
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Is that with "Power on" or Power off"?
What's that supposed to mean?
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What's that supposed to mean?
It means WOT at all times and not power down between shifts. Now back to my question. Is that with "Power on" or "Power off".
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Oh! I don't power shift. No-lift-shifts are for turbos in most cases... Even though my Solstice is turbo, the computer doesn't allow a no-lift-shift so I still lift.
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No-lift-shifts are for turbos in most cases... Even though my Solstice is turbo, the computer doesn't allow a no-lift-shift so I still lift.
Power shifting is for anyone and any car that has a standard transmission that has the balls to undertake it. It takes a very well coordinated and quick person to preform both tasks (hand and Foot) at the same time. Not everyone can do it effectively and not destroy something.
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Agreed... My friends tell me they've never seen anyone shift as fast as me without hitting a gate. I'd say that I'm in the low 300's or high 200's. I'll have my friends record me shifting the Solstice when I get a chance and post it. If you can find an AT transmission in a 370 that can shift faster than me, I'll be REALLY impressed.
There is no doubt that you can outshift some of the older AT's but with how far technology advanced I highly doubt you can outshift porsches new pdk, or mercedes new dsg's. I haven't driven the 7at Z yet but from what I hear it's very fast, no matter how good you are, you can't beat the future
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There is no doubt that you can outshift some of the older AT's but with how far technology advanced I highly doubt you can outshift porsches new pdk, or mercedes new dsg's. I haven't driven the 7at Z yet but from what I hear it's very fast, no matter how good you are, you can't beat the future
Shift time for the new AT is 500 millieconds. Sure, he won't beat a real Dual Clutch tranny, but he can certainly beat 500 milliseconds. Now the gearing really becomes important as to where you want to be fast.
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