TCI paddle shifters
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TCI paddle shifters
What's up guys, I got 2001 Ws6 with a 4l60e. Just wondering if i can install paddle shifters. I know TCI sell them from about $600. but do i have to buy one of there 4l60e's to install the paddle shifters or can i use the one currently installed in my car???
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You will need the TCI TCU unless you have it already, not their transmission.
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You need to be able to hold a gear and down shift or up shift as needed to be competitive. Ever try that with a stock floor shifter? If trans will engine brake it's like driving a manual trans, only being able to shift a lot faster.
Check out the video on 4L65 on road course keeping engine it's power band.
http://twistmachine.com/Paddle_Shifters.html
Show up to a Pro Touring Road course competition, with your 3000-4000 stalled A4 and see if your car like the rear end to pass the front end when you power out of a low speed turn.
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Maybe he wants to enter something beside a 1/4 mile or less straight line event where being able manually down shift or up shift to keep engine in it's power band is important when trying to be competitive with a manual shift 3 peddle car on a Road Course.
You need to be able to hold a gear and down shift or up shift as needed to be competitive. Ever try that with a stock floor shifter? If trans will engine brake it's like driving a manual trans, only being able to shift a lot faster.
Check out the video on 4L65 on road course keeping engine it's power band.
http://twistmachine.com/Paddle_Shifters.html
Show up to a Pro Touring Road course competition, with your 3000-4000 stalled A4 and see if your car like the rear end to pass the front end when you power out of a low speed turn.
You need to be able to hold a gear and down shift or up shift as needed to be competitive. Ever try that with a stock floor shifter? If trans will engine brake it's like driving a manual trans, only being able to shift a lot faster.
Check out the video on 4L65 on road course keeping engine it's power band.
http://twistmachine.com/Paddle_Shifters.html
Show up to a Pro Touring Road course competition, with your 3000-4000 stalled A4 and see if your car like the rear end to pass the front end when you power out of a low speed turn.
http://www.extremeautomatics.com/tra...hturbo400.html
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