991 GT3 shift speed??
#11
Exactly. My transmission is .2000 faster than yours? You are such a slow fag that is going to make you faster? Ummm no. Two seconds a lap, By the way, no.
Last edited by Brobbins016; Jul 10, 2013 at 01:06 AM.
#15
Not that it matters, but I am pretty sure the GTR is 200 milliseconds, not 20.
#16
A shift time of 0.2sec might sound slow compared with a Scuderia’s 0.06sec, but it honestly doesn’t feel like it needs to be any faster. Even if you have to flick a paddle late on the way into a corner because it’s a tightening downhiller not the opening sweeper you were anticipating, you don’t think twice. Changes are seamless to the point where you simply don’t give them a second thought, yet there’s also just enough whiff of mechanical meshings to make it less anodyne than Volkswagen’s DSG.
http://www.evo.co.uk/carreviews/evoc...issan_gtr.html
For those that math is difficult .2 secs is 200 milliseconds.
http://www.evo.co.uk/carreviews/evoc...issan_gtr.html
For those that math is difficult .2 secs is 200 milliseconds.
#19
That's a better question!
Also, to the fact that a .00000002 second faster shift time won't give you a 2 second faster lap time (if you're going slower, you can brake later), it also really just depends on the driver.
I guarantee Sabine Schmitz could beat most of the population on the 'Ring with a manual tranny Cooper vs. everyone else in a flappy paddle 911.
Also, to the fact that a .00000002 second faster shift time won't give you a 2 second faster lap time (if you're going slower, you can brake later), it also really just depends on the driver.
I guarantee Sabine Schmitz could beat most of the population on the 'Ring with a manual tranny Cooper vs. everyone else in a flappy paddle 911.




