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I have an Acura TL which takes about .5 seconds (or so it seems) to change gears after you toggle the selector.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone know the shift speed between gears on the triptronic. I was reading about BMW's new M3 sport automatic transmission shifting at .08 seconds. I have an Acura TL which takes about .5 seconds (or so it seems) to change gears after you toggle the selector. Where does the triptronic fit in.

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I don't know the exact speed but it is definitely a lot slower than the BMW SMG or Ferrari F1 systems - the important difference deing that the Tip is auto and not an auto-shift manual. I moved from a F355 F1 GTS to a 996 Tip cab and the shifting difference is considerable. It's slow and also annoyingly shifts up too early. (I want a crappy gas consumption mode!!! :mad I find myself overriding the system in manual mode on lots of occasions. The SMGII system for the new BMW M3 looks like being truely excellent - paddles too!

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I had a E36 M3 evolution smg, then a E46 M3 SMGII then the 996 tiptronic. I dont think that there is such a noticeable difference between the SMGII and the 996 tiptronic in manual mode

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You think its gotten any slower now that its about 19 years after these guys were talking about it? I love a good necro bump...

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