First gear still feels way too short (although because the torque is ladled on early, on all but hill starts you can start off in second gear) and
gear shifts happen in the syncros» own time — they won't be rushed.
Under normal throttle inputs,
gear shifts happen at approximately 1900 RPM.
Any AMT involves some subtle jerks and pauses when
gear shifts happen.
Not exact matches
Shifting Gears will help you make it
happen.»
Basically what I mean is that you are in low speed at high
gear shift down and this should not
happen.
«The V - 6 provides decent power and the transmission
shifts gears with commendable smoothness, but under heavy acceleration those
shifts don't
happen until high in the rev range, and so it sounds like the engine is struggling even when it isn't,» said managing editor Amy Skogstrom.
I think it's not the kickstand safety as this also
happens during the ride (If I suddenly
shift to first
gear) and if it is kickstand it should
happen with other
gears right?
The dips in the Camaro's torque are the
shifts between
gears, which
happen quite quickly and are among the smoothest you'll see.
It usually
happens when I release the clutch to
shift gears, or when I stop accelerating and try to accelerate again.
Unlike previous GT3s, Porsche offers this one only with a dual - clutch transmission that includes lightweight
gears and shorter ratios;
shifts happen in less than 0.10 second.
As one might expect, the transmission also features Manual mode, with
gear changes
happening under the direction of the steering wheel — mounted
shift paddles.
That's especially true when Dynamic mode is engaged, making
shifts happen more quickly while holding
gears longer.
Minor things: the center console cover is difficult to open, the drink holders are too small, back up camera picture is fuzzy, the electronic manual
shifter is located on top of the
gear shift so if you
happen to rest your hand on it the car will inadvertently change
gears.
However, in manual mode the
gear changes
happen quickly, responding to the paddle
shifters with a minimum of hesitation.
A touch of finesse: Nissan finally mounted the
shift paddles on the steering wheel, so playing with the
gears should
happen in a more comfortable fashion.
Noise is
happening, blow off valves are
happening, steering inputs are
happening and
gear shifts are
happening.
The DTC
shifts up to its top
gear, which
happens to be seventh, quickly.
Spinning your tires on a project is a horrible feeling, but when that
happens sometimes all you need is to
shift gears for a little while to get unstuck.
They are open to learning, able to
shift gears quickly, and they know how to make things
happen.
It also makes DALR expansions tricky, because they are one «parcel» of gas expanding against another, which gives me a headache — topologically — whenever I try to imagine it
happening in a uniform way, at which point my brain wants to
shift gears into Navier - Stokes altogether because simple pictures of a cubic meter of gas expanding into other gas surrounding it as it rises forces one to think of what the other gas has to do to make room, and then you've got gas expanding into gas that is contracting, some rising, some falling, with dynamic viscosity along the parcel boundaries and I just can't solve or even visualize the PDEs in my head particularly well except in simple e.g. convective roll sorts of ways.
When this
happens,
shift gears and look to what might be the story tomorrow, or next week, and begin revising your pitch to «sell» your source another day.
To me, this
happens a lot either when I'm driving (manual
gear shift FTW), when I'm playing card games or when I'm watching a movie.