Paddle shifter
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Sounds simple enough and makes sense to me.
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Baetke (09-21-2017)
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I much preferred our C6 setup, especially if using the paddles in an autocross or residential streets where you may need to switch hands on the wheel for tight turns.
You could always get the desired result with either paddle.
You could always get the desired result with either paddle.
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vdavenp802 (09-22-2017)
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I think if it was backwards (the way the C6 apparently is) would be less user friendly.
Actually for me the best Paddle Shifters are on my F430, they do not rotate with the wheel and + is on the Right there as well.
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Foosh (09-22-2017)
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And agree with something like F430 paddles, but they're also much larger and easier to grab if the wheel is turned.
With the C6 you can push to upshift, or pull to downshift with the Left or Right paddle even if the wheel is turned 180.
C7 is strictly left - right+, but if the wheel is turned 180, now it's opposite, left+ right -
Last edited by Dif; 09-22-2017 at 04:48 AM.