03-01-2024, 06:00 PM | #221 | |
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The true kicker that will settle this debate: Most die hard car manual advocates don't ride or cannot ride motorcycles; which means the manual experience can only be had in a car. For both 2 and 4 wheeler enthusiasts, it is easier to choose a DCT if they needed, as the manual shifting ritual can be had in the later evening in a different style. (Sometime I do think heel toe shift look like someone with down syndrome trying to drive properly.) Case Closed. 2024. |
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03-02-2024, 06:49 AM | #222 |
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^ what?
I ride and I drive. I always choose a manual vehicle if the option exists. Saying that I’ll get my gear shifting fix on [just] a bike is one of the most ridiculous things I’ve read on a car forum. Not to mention whatever other non-sense you wrote there that I’m not gonna address. You, sir, are incorrect. |
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03-02-2024, 01:13 PM | #223 | |
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I also ride motorcycles. Competitively obviously. Still chose the manual. If I got the car for serious track work, I would of choose a DCT tho. I was ready to ‘settle’ for a DCT after test driving one too. Honestly, I think they’re both cool options. But only one comes with a funny stigma to make fun of.
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03-21-2024, 06:11 AM | #224 |
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I recently had the opportunity to do a few laps at VIR. I've always tracked MT cars, but nothing as "jaunty" as the M2C. There were a few times I needed to change gears when I would've been happier having both hands on the wheel.
That said, I still prefer driving the MT, but I can readily see why a DCT would be compelling for track work on something as fast and twitchy as the M2C.
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Just got my m2c. For a long time i wrestled with mt or dct. Having had many MT cars. So i ended up with a Dct m2 comp 2019. F me, both hands on the wheel. It doesnt disappoint and to be honest i dont miss the mt. Nice in traffic as well. If u want a manual go for it but driving the dct in manual mode just brings a smile. Last car that did that was the subaru sti. M2c crushes that car. Guess times change .
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DCT is great in Seattle traffic.
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