Do you heel and toe downshift?
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Do you heel and toe downshift?
I find it surprisingly easy in this thing. It is almost easier than my 540i 6-spd. Also, is it normal for the engine to vibrate like hell upon shutdown?
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Vibration is normal.
I never need to heel-toe. I'm never needing to downshift while on the binders.
I jsut blip the pedal when I DS-- no problem, especially since Smarty makes a little blip a big blip.
jh
I never need to heel-toe. I'm never needing to downshift while on the binders.
I jsut blip the pedal when I DS-- no problem, especially since Smarty makes a little blip a big blip.
jh
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Originally Posted by HOHN
Vibration is normal.
I never need to heel-toe. I'm never needing to downshift while on the binders.
I jsut blip the pedal when I DS-- no problem, especially since Smarty makes a little blip a big blip.
jh
I never need to heel-toe. I'm never needing to downshift while on the binders.
I jsut blip the pedal when I DS-- no problem, especially since Smarty makes a little blip a big blip.
jh
Where do i look for more info on this smarty?
Babies....when i get through with you you're gonna be wearin gold-plated diapers.
-bruce dickinson.
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www.madselectronics.com
^^they make it. Or just search "smarty" on here and get ready for a lot of reading.
I can't believe it! *THE* Bruce Dickinson!
^^they make it. Or just search "smarty" on here and get ready for a lot of reading.
I can't believe it! *THE* Bruce Dickinson!
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