6 speed noob !
06-06-2010, 09:50 PM
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6 speed noob ! Im getting camaro again, this time im going with 6 speed. I been drive 5 speed my whole life. But never 6 speed. I see camaro 6 speed diagram, the revert is next to fifth gear.
Do I ever going to hit revert when try to go fifth gear ? that is my only concern hahaha.
and if im back out the car from drive way, all i have to do is shift it all the way to the right and up right ? im I have any chance of going to fifth when I try to go revert ?
forgive me for being noob on m6
. Thank you !
Do I ever going to hit revert when try to go fifth gear ? that is my only concern hahaha.
and if im back out the car from drive way, all i have to do is shift it all the way to the right and up right ? im I have any chance of going to fifth when I try to go revert ?
forgive me for being noob on m6
. Thank you ! 
06-06-2010, 10:09 PM
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I was worried about hitting R when shifting into 5th when I first got the car too, but there's a lockout so you can't. Reverse is pretty far over, so even if there wasn't it'd be pretty hard to do.
When you go to shift into R, it's pretty unlikely you'll go into 5th. You get the feel of it very quick, and you'll notice a difference between shifting into 5th or into R. And even if you did, you'll probably just stall out in fifth anyways.
When you go to shift into R, it's pretty unlikely you'll go into 5th. You get the feel of it very quick, and you'll notice a difference between shifting into 5th or into R. And even if you did, you'll probably just stall out in fifth anyways.
06-06-2010, 10:31 PM
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I was worried about hitting R when shifting into 5th when I first got the car too, but there's a lockout so you can't. Reverse is pretty far over, so even if there wasn't it'd be pretty hard to do.
When you go to shift into R, it's pretty unlikely you'll go into 5th. You get the feel of it very quick, and you'll notice a difference between shifting into 5th or into R. And even if you did, you'll probably just stall out in fifth anyways.
When you go to shift into R, it's pretty unlikely you'll go into 5th. You get the feel of it very quick, and you'll notice a difference between shifting into 5th or into R. And even if you did, you'll probably just stall out in fifth anyways.
