ig wrote:
geNius wrote:
Automatic transmissions shit faster than any human. The fastest cars in the world are not manual, and manual is completely unnecessary for trucks and any form of offroading. Manual may be more fun to drive, but it's generally the underpowered who consider the extra weight, from an automatic transmission, to be an issue.
please tell me why the fuck all race cars are manuals? do you even know wtf you're talking about? the fastes cars in the world aren't manual. pass whatever you're smoking over here dude
Ill take what ever you're smoking too... puff puff give
Ill answer all of this below, this is going to be fun...
FloppY_ wrote:
geNius wrote:
Automatic transmissions shit faster than any human. The fastest cars in the world are not manual, and manual is completely unnecessary for trucks and any form of offroading. Manual may be more fun to drive, but it's generally the underpowered who consider the extra weight, from an automatic transmission, to be an issue.
Bye bye credability
Shift faster than any human you say?? riiiight...
Fastest cars in the world are not manual ? please explain sir ?
and don't give me the bugatti veyron/Mac-Merc excuse because those cars are made for comfort just as much as for performance....
extra weight in manual you say? (or did i understand that wrong?) ...... an automatic is the same as a manual except for the extra weight of the electrical engine doing the shifting in the auto....
Shifting can be done WAY faster manually, that is why you have manual shifting in racing cars such as WRC cars....
The F1 transmission is not automatic, it is paddle shift where the driver decides when the shifting takes place...
and one more thing: you try engine breaking with an auto gearbox... oh wait... you cant
Floppy,geNius, & ig:
d00dz. You (floppy)preemptively lost all credibility after you started posting here about your automotive transmission knowledge.
WRC, F1, Bugatti, Ferrari, Audi, MB, etc all have whats commonly called "semi-automatic transmissions. They are computer controlled, either by "paddle" or (WRC style) stick input. The computer retards the throttle, engages the clutch, switched to the appropriate gear, disengages the clutch and finally goes back to the manual input from the throttle position. So both of you are wrong
This all happens between .02 and .80 of a second, depending on the application and the manufacturer.
Automatic transmission
always weigh more than a "standard" tranny.
One more thing if you cant break in an engine with an auto-tranny, how in the hell does it? You Drive it!. The transmission has nothing to do with the engine break-in process, other than the fact that it transmits the engine torque to the drive wheels... FFS...
OK, that being said, Im going to go get some popcorn, have a smoke, and refill my drink. This should get interesting