AutoBlip for drive-by-wires
#21
Originally Posted by RTL2K' timestamp='1367954626' post='22525799
Does this only blip the throttle when the brake is depressed as well? What If I want to downshift to pass someone quickly on the freeway?
#22
If it only blips; but doesn't rev match- then I don't see what the point is... A blip of the throttle doesn't seem to do much when it's actually better to revmatch
#23
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This looks interesting. However, I would really hate to have to remember that this only works with the brake depressed. I'm already used to rev-matching under all circumstances...brake or not...and this would require a half change in habit. I think for people like me it would be more of a chore to get used to this.
The product seems like it is mostly meant for people who are physically incapable of heel-toeing in their particular car.
The product seems like it is mostly meant for people who are physically incapable of heel-toeing in their particular car.
#24
This looks interesting. However, I would really hate to have to remember that this only works with the brake depressed. I'm already used to rev-matching under all circumstances...brake or not...and this would require a half change in habit. I think for people like me it would be more of a chore to get used to this.
The product seems like it is mostly meant for people who are physically incapable of heel-toeing in their particular car.
The product seems like it is mostly meant for people who are physically incapable of heel-toeing in their particular car.
#25
It seems that you guys don't really understand why people heel-toe downshift in the first place. There isn't any reason to do it on the street, unless you are just practicing for the track. There's never a need to rev match upshifts, and if you're on the track, you only downshift when braking.
Basically, if you don't autocross or track your car, this product really isn't for you. Of course, heel-toe braking isn't for you either.
Basically, if you don't autocross or track your car, this product really isn't for you. Of course, heel-toe braking isn't for you either.
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It seems that you guys don't really understand why people heel-toe downshift in the first place. There isn't any reason to do it on the street, unless you are just practicing for the track. There's never a need to rev match upshifts, and if you're on the track, you only downshift when braking.
Basically, if you don't autocross or track your car, this product really isn't for you. Of course, heel-toe braking isn't for you either.
Basically, if you don't autocross or track your car, this product really isn't for you. Of course, heel-toe braking isn't for you either.
#27
FYI ... I just posted a review thread about the AUTO-BLiP in the Racing and Competition forum, and added a better video.
#29
I think he means you don't have to rev match WITH THE PEDAl. On upshifts if you're timing is good, you should rev match every time by properly shifting