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QUOTE(SlickRick @ Jan 31, 2008 - 1:28 PM) [snapback]636480[/snapback] Its not impossible what r u talking about my misinformed friend? Do u know what and SMG is? Sorry pal there r cars with full auto with an SMG twin clutch, all SMG basically means it that u dont have to use a clutch pedal. moreso... smg's still has full auto mode in witch u never have to touch the paddle shifters. So how could it be impossible? The funticon of a full auto is still there SMG with full auto mode have been around for years. I think u need to get your facts straight. As a matter of fact honda just put one on a motorcycle even. ![]() SMG = Sequential MANUAL Gearbox (don't try and argue with me I work on BMWs) not to mention buying an SMG M3 in the near future. SMG has an automatic mode...this DOES NOT make the transmission AUTO..the SMG has MANUAL parts. I think your thoughts are on the right track, your english for it just isn't correct. "i thought it has both full auto and smg," its poor english. It ALWAYS is an SequentialManualGearbox transmission, it does however have an automatic mode and manual input mode. english > This post has been edited by playr158: Jan 31, 2008 - 2:13 PM |
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