I want Rev Match set to on as the default in a M7
#1
Racer
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I want Rev Match set to on as the default in a M7
Hi, I have a 2017 C7 with a manual transmission.
Why can't there be a software update that allows 1) the rev-match to be on by default 2) remember my settings on or off the next time I restart the car?
Why can't there be a software update that allows 1) the rev-match to be on by default 2) remember my settings on or off the next time I restart the car?
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#2
Pro
I agree totally
#4
Having driven OTHER cars with rev match on at all times, or need a button press to turn off, I prefer the way Chevy did it on the C7. I'd rather the car leave that choice to operate up to me first, especially with a manual transmission.
I'll ask for it when I need it. Even if it's all the time, I'd prefer that I'm the one asking for it.
Just sayin'.
I'll ask for it when I need it. Even if it's all the time, I'd prefer that I'm the one asking for it.
Just sayin'.
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Bfine Blue (09-05-2018)
#5
If rev match were on all the time I wouldn't have an M7. I prefer to blip the throttle or not to blip the throttle if i choose. I can't even believe anyone would suggest such a thing. Manually rev matching is an intimate part of drivng a manual...
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mkitt27 (09-19-2018)
#6
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The request isn't to do away with the ability to heel/toe on your own, the request is to reverse the default. You would still be able to turn off active Rev Match
#7
Again, I spend the bulk of my time on BMW boards. The BMW rev match defaults to ON. You will not believe the number of people screaming for a way to program the rev-match to default to off.
Still think Chevy made the right choice.
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#9
I was at Spring Mountain about a month ago and they said because Nissan has a patent that includes rev match being activated when the car starts GM had to make the Corvette with it NOT activated at start up to get around Nissan's patent.