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Doubtful, just published it yesterday.I may have watched your video in the past and I'll check it out again. I appreciate the relative info!
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Doubtful, just published it yesterday.I may have watched your video in the past and I'll check it out again. I appreciate the relative info!
Preach, brother. I was hoping to get more feedback from a spec owners. I guess I should stick to the Civic SI forumsThe rev match programming is obviously not the same with all makes, maybe not even within a make. My car has not demonstrated any rev overhang upshifting, and the rev match downshifting is very satisfactory. Shifting technique might need some adjustment for different cars, but I haven't found this one to be problematic at all.
By this logic, DCT is god-tier.Yeah rev-match is S-tier.
It makes daily driving nice where you don’t have to feel like you’re driving a race car to downshift while braking. It’s not that we aren’t capable.By this logic, DCT is god-tier.
Auto rev-match is there to help you do something you're not good enough to do yourself. You can argue whichever way you want about it, and cope however you need to, but the reality is that it's one step removed from having an automated clutch pedal, and two steps removed from having a full-on automatic.
Lack of effort is just as much of a character flaw, perhaps more of one, as lack of skill.It makes daily driving nice where you don’t have to feel like you’re driving a race car to downshift while braking. It’s not that we aren’t capable.
Lack of effort is just as much of a character flaw, perhaps more of one, as lack of skill.
Auto rev match is literally this for manuals:
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DCT will always be better. Power steering will always be better. Boosted brakes will always be better. Fuel injection will always be better. You found one weird hill to die on.By this logic, DCT is god-tier.
Auto rev-match is there to help you do something you're not good enough to do yourself. You can argue whichever way you want about it, and cope however you need to, but the reality is that it's one step removed from having an automated clutch pedal, and two steps removed from having a full-on automatic.
Better at what?DCT will always be better.
Just trying to keep things on topic. This whole thread others have been saying "what do you mean? Rev match isn't an issue in my completely different car. I've been driving for 30 years."Oh yes I forgot, having an extra half liter of displacement disqualifies me from posting. Good of you to point that out.