It's time for guess the automaker!
that's a Marcos! :p
02-20-2004, 09:19 PM
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Originally posted by IkeWRX
It's a 7 speed ricardo automatic, one that shifts in 200 milliseconds, but an auto none the less.. I think it's pretty safe to say even if I'm wrong it doesn't have a BMW tranny in it, and the SMG is still an auto.
It's a 7 speed ricardo automatic, one that shifts in 200 milliseconds, but an auto none the less.. I think it's pretty safe to say even if I'm wrong it doesn't have a BMW tranny in it, and the SMG is still an auto.
The first application of a double clutch system is in the new Audi TT V6 which they call DSG.
The transmission is a Ricardo, hence the name Ricardo, who are the same people that supply the 6 speed sequential used in the Audi R8 racecar.
Oh, the word on the street is the ME412 is going to see limited production of 300 units/year starting in 2006. This is supposedly a prototype and not a concept.
02-20-2004, 10:23 PM
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Originally posted by murix
It is a manual. It has a double clutch hydraulicaly activated instead of manually. It has all the advantages of both a manual and an automatic, but it is still a manual.
The first application of a double clutch system is in the new Audi TT V6 which they call DSG.
The transmission is a Ricardo, hence the name Ricardo, who are the same people that supply the 6 speed sequential used in the Audi R8 racecar.
Oh, the word on the street is the ME412 is going to see limited production of 300 units/year starting in 2006. This is supposedly a prototype and not a concept.
It is a manual. It has a double clutch hydraulicaly activated instead of manually. It has all the advantages of both a manual and an automatic, but it is still a manual.
The first application of a double clutch system is in the new Audi TT V6 which they call DSG.
The transmission is a Ricardo, hence the name Ricardo, who are the same people that supply the 6 speed sequential used in the Audi R8 racecar.
Oh, the word on the street is the ME412 is going to see limited production of 300 units/year starting in 2006. This is supposedly a prototype and not a concept.
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02-21-2004, 04:56 PM
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It IS manually activated via steering wheel paddle shifters but it also has an auto mode for lazy driving. It just doesn't have a clutch pedal so it is not "foot activated" :p
Would you call all F1, SMG, etc clutchless transmissions automatics? Is the Enzo an automatic?
Would you call all F1, SMG, etc clutchless transmissions automatics? Is the Enzo an automatic?
02-21-2004, 05:16 PM
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If it doesn't have a clutch that you have to engage and disengage to manually shift it, yes. How bout we settle on semi-automatic since that would be a more fitting description for the Enzo, SMG, F1, Ricardo.
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Originally posted by neit_jnf
Deal
Semi-automatic then. I always like getting to a "happy-medium"
why not semi-manual? :D
Deal
Semi-automatic then. I always like getting to a "happy-medium"
why not semi-manual? :D
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