Letting foot off of gas pedal
the only time I've seen it was a manual coupe driver - test driving Stillen's supercharged AT Sedan... she kept letting off the gas when she shifted in MM... I kept telling her "Floor it and shift!"
lol pure reflex, i have to think to keep my foot on the pedal when im driving an auto car and feel it start to shift.
hmmm, I dont know... I've owned several MT and driven many... this is the first MM AT and it never occurred to me to let off the gas... it was instinctive from day one - accelerate while shifting...
I do...sometimes I lessen the pressure so much its like feathering the throttle when I gas back in....No slams over here
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I do both.. most of the time just keep in down while shifting... once in awhile I catch my self letting off the pedal..
though without letting off the pedal the car shifts quicker
though without letting off the pedal the car shifts quicker
I usually throttle down when shifting.
Not letting the foot completely off the gas but I just let it go a little so it does not jump into the gear.
But mostly if you shift at the proper rpm you don't need to throttle down.
I usually shift at 2000-2500 RPM so don't throttle down when shifting.
Not letting the foot completely off the gas but I just let it go a little so it does not jump into the gear.
But mostly if you shift at the proper rpm you don't need to throttle down.
I usually shift at 2000-2500 RPM so don't throttle down when shifting.
Last edited by JOKER; Feb 11, 2010 at 12:01 AM.
what gives you that idea?
Interesting... Never thought about shifting while throttling down making a difference with MPGs. Care to share more
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Yeah i averaged about 32 miles more on a tank with 93 octane. of course with letting off gas.
Last edited by Neu Era; Feb 11, 2010 at 12:07 AM. Reason: added more info



