Paddle Shift module questions.
Drifting
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Turlock CA
You can also purchase a replacement module from East Coast Supercharging.
To answer you other question, I love it and use the paddles daily to keep shifting instinctive with them for track and autox use. I drive the car as if it had a manual keeping it in roughly the same gear and the same times and for the same reasons. Just don't need a clutch. Plus, it makes left-foot braking natural, as well.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Virginia Beach VA
Question for paddle shift autos
For those drag racing or otherwise w/ a modded LS motor & tune, but particularly at the strip. Are you just putting your autos in drive & letting the tuner's program run the shifts, or are you manually shifting w/ paddles or stick at redline? When I drove a stock paddle shift, non Z-51, car I was very disapointed in the shifts. Very soft whether manual or just floor it & go.
Last edited by Mike V.; Nov 14, 2010 at 09:01 PM.
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Safety Car
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From: Jersey Strong NY/NJ
See my post #22 -- http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...dle-shift.html -- on doing it yourself for free.
You can also purchase a replacement module from East Coast Supercharging.
To answer you other question, I love it and use the paddles daily to keep shifting instinctive with them for track and autox use. I drive the car as if it had a manual keeping it in roughly the same gear and the same times and for the same reasons. Just don't need a clutch. Plus, it makes left-foot braking natural, as well.
You can also purchase a replacement module from East Coast Supercharging.
To answer you other question, I love it and use the paddles daily to keep shifting instinctive with them for track and autox use. I drive the car as if it had a manual keeping it in roughly the same gear and the same times and for the same reasons. Just don't need a clutch. Plus, it makes left-foot braking natural, as well.
Safety Car
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From: Location: Location: kAnSaS
very simple to do if you use the wiring diagram and follow the wire colors. Just swap the wires and your there
