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15 Oct 2014, 14:22 (Ref:3465304)
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supertouring gearbox question
Does anyone know what the approximate delay between shifts was/is on a typical supertourer? Am I right in saying that downshifts take a bit longer?
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21 Oct 2014, 02:18 (Ref:3466971)
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Not sure on Super Tourer, but in my E30 M3 with Holinger sequential box and gear knob initiated engine cut it is set at 60 miliseconds for upshifts. Not sure on down shifts.
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