should i get turbo for automatic?
Originally posted by FYRHWK1
lol, you actually think double clutching helps do you? do you know what its for? its to match gear speed, the synchro does that for you without the gears clattering against each other and wearing. and did you read the link? do you know the difference between an automatic and a manual? one uses a torque converter to connect the motor to the transmission, the other uses a clutch to be painfully simple (I wouldn't want to overload yoru obviously feeble mind) the SMG-II may remove the clutch, but it doesnt stuff a torque converter in there, an automatic also makes use of sun, ring & planetary gears in order to step down engine revs, while a manual will use cluster type gears to connect the input shaft from the motor to the output of the transmission, but i don't expect you to understand any of that, so we'll keep arguing on your infantile level, if you like.
lol, you actually think double clutching helps do you? do you know what its for? its to match gear speed, the synchro does that for you without the gears clattering against each other and wearing. and did you read the link? do you know the difference between an automatic and a manual? one uses a torque converter to connect the motor to the transmission, the other uses a clutch to be painfully simple (I wouldn't want to overload yoru obviously feeble mind) the SMG-II may remove the clutch, but it doesnt stuff a torque converter in there, an automatic also makes use of sun, ring & planetary gears in order to step down engine revs, while a manual will use cluster type gears to connect the input shaft from the motor to the output of the transmission, but i don't expect you to understand any of that, so we'll keep arguing on your infantile level, if you like.
That's why publications all over the world(which I can post for you) refer to it as "the worlds most advanced automatic" and talk about how one day "it will render manuals(like your reliable vehicle) obsolete"
Last edited by JAC JZS; May 8, 2002 at 05:42 PM.
Originally posted by JAC JZS
Just for curiosities sake, do you understand the difference between a high-tech automatic and a manual
???
Just for curiosities sake, do you understand the difference between a high-tech automatic and a manual
???
well i'll lay it out for you
inside of an automatic
http://www.howstuffworks.com/automat...nsmission2.htm
inside of a T-56 MANUAL 6 speed
http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...ontiac.500.jpg
inside of a SMG-II MANUAL transmission, page 9
http://www.getrag.de/econtentlink/01...g_vdi_engl.pdf
and why would you bring up the manumatic, the topic was the SMG-II, what relevance does that have?
Originally posted by FYRHWK1
didn't think so . . .
well i'll lay it out for you
inside of an automatic
http://www.howstuffworks.com/automat...nsmission2.htm
inside of a T-56 MANUAL 6 speed
http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...ontiac.500.jpg
inside of a SMG-II MANUAL transmission, page 9
http://www.getrag.de/econtentlink/01...g_vdi_engl.pdf
and why would you bring up the manumatic, the topic was the SMG-II, what relevance does that have?
didn't think so . . .
well i'll lay it out for you
inside of an automatic
http://www.howstuffworks.com/automat...nsmission2.htm
inside of a T-56 MANUAL 6 speed
http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...ontiac.500.jpg
inside of a SMG-II MANUAL transmission, page 9
http://www.getrag.de/econtentlink/01...g_vdi_engl.pdf
and why would you bring up the manumatic, the topic was the SMG-II, what relevance does that have?
i think u just ended the thread lol
Originally posted by JAC JZS
Just for curiosities sake, do you understand the difference between a high-tech automatic and a manual
???
Just for curiosities sake, do you understand the difference between a high-tech automatic and a manual
???
Originally posted by JAC JZS
Didn't think you did fyrhwk, the article you posted refers to the SMGII as well as the 355F1 as an AMT transmission or Semi-automatic which would make the tranny much closer to an automatic than a manual.
Didn't think you did fyrhwk, the article you posted refers to the SMGII as well as the 355F1 as an AMT transmission or Semi-automatic which would make the tranny much closer to an automatic than a manual.
auto - consists of a TC... you contradicted yourself anyways. if you're going to mention semi-automatic, it is SEMI. why dont u mention to us wat AMT stand for? yea, automated MANUAL transmision
....anyways, back to the double clutching...
Originally posted by Lexus_IS300
auto - consists of a TC... you contradicted yourself anyways. if you're going to mention semi-automatic, it is SEMI. why dont u mention to us wat AMT stand for? yea, automated MANUAL transmision
....anyways, back to the double clutching...
auto - consists of a TC... you contradicted yourself anyways. if you're going to mention semi-automatic, it is SEMI. why dont u mention to us wat AMT stand for? yea, automated MANUAL transmision
....anyways, back to the double clutching...
Last edited by Marley; May 9, 2002 at 12:30 PM.
Originally posted by Lexus_IS300
transmision
transmision
The transmiSSion is not a manual, deal with it. Also what is your obsession with my statement on doubleclutching
It's just a way(that could ruin your tranny if used allot) to shift faster.
Hey fyrhwk), your from New York hu, I am from there as well. I know a few mechanics that could get you good rates on fixing your POS that will be(probably already has tons of times
) breaking down regularly
) breaking down regularly
Last edited by Marley; May 9, 2002 at 12:30 PM.
Originally posted by JAC JZS
IS300, this is how you spell transmission
The transmiSSion is not a manual, deal with it. Also what is your obsession with my statement on doubleclutching
It's just a way(that could ruin your tranny if used allot) to shift faster.
Hey ******(fyrhwk), your from New York hu, I am from there as well. I know a few mechanics that could get you good rates on fixing your POS that will be(probably already has tons of times) breaking down regularly
IS300, this is how you spell transmission
The transmiSSion is not a manual, deal with it. Also what is your obsession with my statement on doubleclutching
It's just a way(that could ruin your tranny if used allot) to shift faster. Hey ******(fyrhwk), your from New York hu, I am from there as well. I know a few mechanics that could get you good rates on fixing your POS that will be(probably already has tons of times) breaking down regularly
and none of my cars have broken down since i bought/built them, and if one does happen to have a problem, I, unlike you, can fix it myself.
Last edited by FYRHWK1; May 9, 2002 at 11:22 AM.
funny how you keep on insisting its an automatic and have no technical proof of it
its funnier that all you do is laugh off what we say because you have no way of proving us wrong...oh wait, we already proved you wrong. lol
its funnier that all you do is laugh off what we say because you have no way of proving us wrong...oh wait, we already proved you wrong. lol
Originally posted by FYRHWK1
it's spelled ALot, .
it's spelled ALot, .
It is spelled allot. There is no such word as alot in the dictionary. You think I am going to believe you about your car not breaking down LOL
I am glad you can fix it yourself, you probably fix your car everyday from something breaking on it cocksvcker
You probably learned how to fix cars after you got this ****box because the maintenance bills were getting too high for you
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IS300, BMW already has a 6-speed M-3, why would they come out with two manuals
, that would as dumb as all of your previous statements. How many manuals do you know that can be driven without shifting at all and simply hitting the gas???
, that would as dumb as all of your previous statements. How many manuals do you know that can be driven without shifting at all and simply hitting the gas???
Last edited by JAC JZS; May 9, 2002 at 11:29 AM.


