Has anyone had any experience of the auto box on track?
I cannot drive a manual but love the track so am just wondering what its like.
Whats the kickdown like? Does the box have a habit of changing gear mid corner? Is the box quite predictable?
Cheers for the help in advance.
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Davenotouring
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You should be ok, from memory a guy under the name of Monsport has an Auto 325i Sport which he takes on track.
No real problem with it. Go for it!
No real problem with it. Go for it!

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Then you'll be fine. If i drove an auto on track i'd have gone insane by the end of the first lap, but that's because i know what a manual is like to drive. If you've never known it then you'll be none the wiser.califunky wrote:I cannot drive a manual
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auto's are ace on a track, or doing point to point.
gives you the ability to work on hitting the apex and carrying speed through the corner- all without worrying about the gear, engine revs etc.
you can add that in at a later date, once you have built up confidence and ability
gives you the ability to work on hitting the apex and carrying speed through the corner- all without worrying about the gear, engine revs etc.
you can add that in at a later date, once you have built up confidence and ability
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Hmmm - have to disagree. It's fine if you're pootling around, but if you're 'poised on a knife-edge of grip' and it kicks down a cog, I think you'd exit stage left PDQ.320Touring wrote:auto's are ace on a track, or doing point to point.
gives you the ability to work on hitting the apex and carrying speed through the corner- all without worrying about the gear, engine revs etc.
you can add that in at a later date, once you have built up confidence and ability






