blah, smg = no burnouts. ther was a clip on there that showed way to much hopping of the car off the line. take the 7 speed out and put a 6 speed stick shift in. fuck that SMG-3
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Originally posted by Cruzin 323is@Sep 29 2004, 09:55 PM to be honest... a stock m3 e46 smg will beat a stock e46 6 speed... the shifting is quicker on the smg...
SMG speed on acceleration is only relevent literally on acceleration. Once you start eo have to slow down, go through corners and chicanes a manual gear change is the only way to go. That is why F1 cars are auto up the gear box and manual down.
Originally posted by PMB@Sep 30 2004, 07:11 AM SMG speed on acceleration is only relevent literally on acceleration. Once you start eo have to slow down, go through corners and chicanes a manual gear change is the only way to go. That is why F1 cars are auto up the gear box and manual down.
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In reality its actually the opposite of what you said.
Originally posted by PMB@Sep 30 2004, 07:11 AM SMG speed on acceleration is only relevent literally on acceleration. Once you start eo have to slow down, go through corners and chicanes a manual gear change is the only way to go. That is why F1 cars are auto up the gear box and manual down.
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F1 drivers have to 'manually' shift both up and down with paddles. in 2003 they had to paddle shift downshifts but were allowed auto upshifts. either way, sequential manual gearboxes are the way to go when driving on a circuit; manuals dont offer any better performance and it's impossible to be as consistant as smg
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