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All,

I've noticed with some creative throttle blip'in on downshift I'm able to get my F6 to sound like a awesome sports car when its changing back gears in manual mode... just wondering if the ZF can be tuned or modified to do this as the norm when downshifting?

Similar to how the R35 GTRs do it...

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Might be able to re-calibrate the cams & fuel map to run a little fuelier & open the exhaust earlier to give that burble in the exhaust. Not sure about zf mapping

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Just keep doing it manually, it adds more fun the the drive when you nail it.

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Went for a spin in a mates HSV supercharged VE it's blips the throttle on downshifts. Works we'll and stops it feeling jerky. BUT it has monster cams and is a bit loud and rough. So different to my F6. BUT a slight press on the throttle and the tyres just smoke, no lag just instant power

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I'd think it would reduce the friction on the plates when they engage again and lengthen life of clutch packs? Could be wrong though.

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