AutoStick?
09-08-2008 | 11:03 AM
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i mess with it when I feel I want a little more control of the car.
like in advanced driving situations and maneuvering I use it.
There is this one on ramp to 1N from 68 that is less that 100feet to merge from a hairpin right turn at 20MPH and I always drop to 2nd for it and hold all the gears out.
I learned after a few uses that if you keep tapping up it will just go back to regular drive.
like in advanced driving situations and maneuvering I use it.
There is this one on ramp to 1N from 68 that is less that 100feet to merge from a hairpin right turn at 20MPH and I always drop to 2nd for it and hold all the gears out.
I learned after a few uses that if you keep tapping up it will just go back to regular drive.
09-08-2008 | 12:15 PM
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One thing you will notice with the Autostick is it will not let you do anything stupid. Put it in 1st and punch it and it will change to 2nd about the time it red lines. Then on to 3rd gear etc.
09-08-2008 | 10:24 PM
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This is why I want the 6 speed manual.
Auto stick programing should allow you to keep it in a gear as long as you like. Rev limiter should operate to avoid overreving regardless of gear.
The auto stick being smart enough not to allow a downshift when the car is moving too fast is a good feature.
Upshift too quick, what should the car do? Car comes to a stop while in a gear higher than 1st, will it force it to 1st for a proper take off.
My Cuda had a full manual valve body automatic, selected gear on shifter was the gear the tranny was in. Second gear starts were ok, third gear avoided to keep from burnin up tranny.
Auto stick programing should allow you to keep it in a gear as long as you like. Rev limiter should operate to avoid overreving regardless of gear.
The auto stick being smart enough not to allow a downshift when the car is moving too fast is a good feature.
Upshift too quick, what should the car do? Car comes to a stop while in a gear higher than 1st, will it force it to 1st for a proper take off.
My Cuda had a full manual valve body automatic, selected gear on shifter was the gear the tranny was in. Second gear starts were ok, third gear avoided to keep from burnin up tranny.
09-09-2008 | 07:23 AM
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RE: AutoStick?
With the tune, the auto stick allows me to slow down on the gearing. I can hold any gear to 6200 rpm (was 6500 and I backed it down).
In my 2006 Vette it was a joke... In the Challenger its awesome. Best of both worlds....
In my 2006 Vette it was a joke... In the Challenger its awesome. Best of both worlds....
09-09-2008 | 10:44 AM
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ORIGINAL: Overpowered
This is why I want the 6 speed manual.
Auto stick programing should allow you to keep it in a gear as long as you like. Rev limiter should operate to avoid overreving regardless of gear.
The auto stick being smart enough not to allow a downshift when the car is moving too fast is a good feature.
Upshift too quick, what should the car do? Car comes to a stop while in a gear higher than 1st, will it force it to 1st for a proper take off.
My Cuda had a full manual valve body automatic, selected gear on shifter was the gear the tranny was in. Second gear starts were ok, third gear avoided to keep from burnin up tranny.
This is why I want the 6 speed manual.
Auto stick programing should allow you to keep it in a gear as long as you like. Rev limiter should operate to avoid overreving regardless of gear.
The auto stick being smart enough not to allow a downshift when the car is moving too fast is a good feature.
Upshift too quick, what should the car do? Car comes to a stop while in a gear higher than 1st, will it force it to 1st for a proper take off.
My Cuda had a full manual valve body automatic, selected gear on shifter was the gear the tranny was in. Second gear starts were ok, third gear avoided to keep from burnin up tranny.
and yes it does shift back down to 1st if you come damn near to a complete stop.