2004 Automatic Z's have that nice shifter you always wanted
it looks like it'd rest a lot more comfortably in my hand (ive driven my friends auto touring, and the shifter just feels awkward). is there a button on it to shift, or do you push the whole thing down or what?
edit: eh... the more i look at it i dont like it, it looks really unnecessarily tall and big like most other autos..... maybe it can be shortened?
edit: eh... the more i look at it i dont like it, it looks really unnecessarily tall and big like most other autos..... maybe it can be shortened?
there is a button in the front. the height seems about right and the **** fits nicely in the hand. my only complaint is that when you shift it into the manual mode it is angled uncomfortably to the right.
gary
gary
wat else did they change??
anyway..im sensing that the 2005's will have a body change
not tht they need it....maybe a factory front spoiler
or a diff wing
who knows
better not be nicer than the 2003s
thank god for mods
anyway..im sensing that the 2005's will have a body change
not tht they need it....maybe a factory front spoiler
or a diff wing
who knows
better not be nicer than the 2003s
thank god for mods
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What I'll never understand is why all these manumatics have the shifting reversed from how it should intuitively be. What I mean is that the upshift should be a pull-back motion, since the car is squating with inertia. The down shift should be a push forward motion, since the body is thrown forward on braking anyway. Isn't that how the open wheel race car sequential shifters work?
Originally posted by WashUJon
What I'll never understand is why all these manumatics have the shifting reversed from how it should intuitively be. What I mean is that the upshift should be a pull-back motion, since the car is squating with inertia. The down shift should be a push forward motion, since the body is thrown forward on braking anyway. Isn't that how the open wheel race car sequential shifters work?
What I'll never understand is why all these manumatics have the shifting reversed from how it should intuitively be. What I mean is that the upshift should be a pull-back motion, since the car is squating with inertia. The down shift should be a push forward motion, since the body is thrown forward on braking anyway. Isn't that how the open wheel race car sequential shifters work?
I think it's quite possible to switch. One guy here on the forum installed buttons on the wheel and linked it to shifter mechanism. Just to switch switches will be much easier.
Also I wish I can get someday a nice aluminum brushed shift gate with *small* P,R,N,D + - itched in metal, instead of that ugly plastic with HUGE ugly letters so every grandma can see what she's doing.
Also I wish I can get someday a nice aluminum brushed shift gate with *small* P,R,N,D + - itched in metal, instead of that ugly plastic with HUGE ugly letters so every grandma can see what she's doing.



