04-12-2021, 02:44 PM
It's probably not worth the additional cost but I only have to use the clutch to stop and take off.
Similar to paddle shifting on a car.
You do have to be accelerating to up shift and decelerating to down shift.
Before I had didn't think I'd like it after all these years mastering the art of shifting while clutching.... but it spoils you quickly.
It's hard to say.... but humans cannot compete the power of a computer cutting the throttle on the up shift and blipping throttle on a downshift.
My son-in-law just got a new Mustang GT manual and it automatically blips the throttle for you on the downshift.
Similar to paddle shifting on a car.
You do have to be accelerating to up shift and decelerating to down shift.
Before I had didn't think I'd like it after all these years mastering the art of shifting while clutching.... but it spoils you quickly.
It's hard to say.... but humans cannot compete the power of a computer cutting the throttle on the up shift and blipping throttle on a downshift.
My son-in-law just got a new Mustang GT manual and it automatically blips the throttle for you on the downshift.
