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| View Poll Results: Did Ford use the correct Sequential Shift direction? | |||
| Yes - I think the Ford direction is correct |
   
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205 | 74.28% |
| No - I think they should reverse |
  
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57 | 20.65% |
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14 | 5.07% |
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24-03-2006, 06:10 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 1,490
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Simple poll really.
Do you think that Ford got it right with the shift direction (i.e. pull back to go up a gear, push forward to go down a gear). I thought this was by far the best choice (and seemed to think everyone else though so to) - but then the point was raised that it was 'counter intuative'. So I thought I'd see what everyone else thinks. Did Ford get it right, or would you prefer it to go the other direction (i.e. Forward = up a gear, pull back = down a gear - ala Mitsubishi's Tiptronic) Cheers |
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