Auto Rev Match ????

[135iJake]

I saw that the 6spd manuals can run a auto rev match relay sensor with the jb4? is this correct? where can I buy one from? i would love to have auto rev match for my 6spd!!

[Matticus91]

Originally Posted by 135iJake

I saw that the 6spd manuals can run a auto rev match relay sensor with the jb4? is this correct? where can I buy one from? i would love to have auto rev match for my 6spd!!

Never heard of this, I prefer the "manual" method:

[Ric in RVA]

Originally Posted by Matticus91

Never heard of this, I prefer the "manual" method:

Seriously...I'd be looking for ways to disable it......

[kprocivic]

I belive mhd has a rev matching option.

[Olgeezer1]

Proper use of a manual transmission is becoming a lost art as cars that offer manual transmissions become more rare. A shame really, so much fun. In a race car sure, but for the street, no thanks. I want as much driver participation as possible.

[Cavpilot2k]

If I had auto rev-match, I would figure out how to disable it.
IMHO, auto rev match is for posers who want to look cool driving a manual but don't want to put the work in to learn how to do it themselves.

[iminhell1]

Originally Posted by Cavpilot2k

If I had auto rev-match, I would figure out how to disable it.
IMHO, auto rev match is for posers who want to look cool driving a manual but don't want to put the work in to learn how to do it themselves.

Drive a 370z then come back with an opinion.

I watch that vid of the guy bombing The Ring and can't help but notice how many times he almost eats shit because he has too much going on. If a driver aid can let more concentration on the road ahead, it's worth it.

You can debate better driver all you want. All that matters is time.

[Cavpilot2k]

Originally Posted by iminhell1

Drive a 370z then come back with an opinion.

I watch that vid of the guy bombing The Ring and can't help but notice how many times he almost eats shit because he has too much going on. If a driver aid can let more concentration on the road ahead, it's worth it.

You can debate better driver all you want. All that matters is time.

If all that matters is time, you'd be dumb to get anything but a DCT.

And I have driven a 370Z. I cross-shopped it with the 135 and the 135 won. Didn't like the rev matching (or the mail slot rear window - worst rear visibility I have ever seen in a car).
I've been driving manuals since I took my drivers' license test in one 27 years ago. Shifting manually isn't a nuisance - it's just driving. Even in heavy stop-and-go traffic like I encounter on my daily commute outside of Boston (bad traffic).