New GTR transmission theory
#11
Originally Posted by Spazpilot
It's funny how we have pictures of the exterior of the GTR, but yet no pictures of the interior. This would tell us a lot on weather it is a manual or a sequential. Also, I am still hopeful that because we keep on seeing the G35 test mule maybe, just maybe, one of them has a manual while the proto has the sequential.
overall, the car will probably be offered standard with 7speed paddle shift with automatic mode similar to Ferrari 599GTB.
the hope is that they offer a fully manual 6MT as well. let's hope.
#16
Originally Posted by bonzelite
do you mean with a clutch and stick shift?
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=2
I hope that nissan takes hint from audi and ferrari and not make the mistake BMW did with there first year M3.
#18
Originally Posted by bonzelite
that's good info. thanks for that.
ok, then. i call standard 7speed manual paddles with auto mode. and then the OPTION of 6MT.
that is my pyschic prediction.
ok, then. i call standard 7speed manual paddles with auto mode. and then the OPTION of 6MT.
that is my pyschic prediction.
#20
sounds like people are getting a sequential transmission and a automatic confused. A sequential box is a manual with a normal clutch system. The difference is that the shift pattern is not an H, it has a push fwd to shift down and pull back to **** up pattern acomplished through a ratcheting drum inside the trans instead of the usual shift forks. I also allows full throttle clutchless shifts when equiped with strieght cut gears. This is not a bad thing. Many of the top tuner r32-r34 gtrs have aftermarket hollinger units installed. It is doubtfull though that this is what will make its way into the v35 gtr, and I like all of you am hoping for a standard six speed option at least. I posted a pic of the signal auto r34 that won the Seattle Formula Drift comp using a hollinger six speed sequential box.