1000hp Skyline incar left handed speedshifting
03-31-2004, 02:47 AM
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1000hp Skyline incar left handed speedshifting
Hey I'm lefthanded and this looks like it would be akward to me http://mx5.burlco.org/1000bhp%20Niss...t%20tires.mpeg
03-31-2004, 09:01 AM
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RE: 1000hp Skyline incar left handed speedshifting
ORIGINAL: own3dbyyou
holy damn...
he's got a rally style paddle shifter...an H pattern shifter and he'd destroy that motor.
holy damn...
he's got a rally style paddle shifter...an H pattern shifter and he'd destroy that motor.
04-01-2004, 04:56 PM
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RE: 1000hp Skyline incar left handed speedshifting
ORIGINAL: SilverGTV8
Actually it is a sequential shifter. Paddle style is on the wheel. How would he destroy the motor with an "H" pattern? Don't get that comment.
ORIGINAL: own3dbyyou
holy damn...
he's got a rally style paddle shifter...an H pattern shifter and he'd destroy that motor.
holy damn...
he's got a rally style paddle shifter...an H pattern shifter and he'd destroy that motor.
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2 4 R
Well, look how quickly he was shifting, if he had the normal H pattern he'd probably be missing them like mad and overreving the motor.
04-01-2004, 06:23 PM
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RE: 1000hp Skyline incar left handed speedshifting
He was only shifting that fast because he can, the sequential shifter. If he had an H-pattern it may never be as fast. If it was faster than a sequential then everyone would want an H pattern not the sequential.
04-01-2004, 10:59 PM
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RE: 1000hp Skyline incar left handed speedshifting
yeah, clearly a sequential...same motion to upshift, and notice at the end he's pushing forward to downshift.
and i dunno about you, but shifting fast yet still precisely isnt hard at all...ive never missed a powershift and i probably do it a lot more often than i should.
and i dunno about you, but shifting fast yet still precisely isnt hard at all...ive never missed a powershift and i probably do it a lot more often than i should.