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Are we saying an Auto for the boring 1 hour commute and manual for a Weekend blast in a sports car? I agree if so.
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Autos are great for congestion too. Inching around the M25, crawling past Birmingham, etc.
And the other week, when I went up to Bond Street for my JLC, I drove up. M20-A20-Lewisham-New Cross-Peckham-Camberwell-Kennington-Pimlico-Vauxhall Bridge-Hyde Park Corner-Piccadilly. I wouldn’t fancy it in a manual. I wouldn’t have reached third gear for a lot of that. Auto plus speed limiter is so much easier when you’re navigating through a swarm of cyclists with traffic lights, pedestrian crossings and traffic cameras every few hundred yards.
Well, I respectfully disagree. The main difference to me was more torque and horsepower at lower rpms, so you didn’t have to always keep the revs above 5500. The supercharger’s ECU mods included one that lowered the kick-in of the second cam to 3000 rpm. This made a huge difference, whether you were on the street or the track. On the former, you could still count on getting acceleration even if you were on a lower gear. On the latter, it meant fewer downshifts. In fact on the one road course I tracked the car on, I pretty much was always in either second or third.
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I had had some custom work done on mine:
I still miss it sometimes, but then I think about how impractical it was, and how hard it rode in daily driving...
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