What are the shifting techniques for the Fast 12-speed transmission?

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IsabelleMarie
07/30/25 12:18am
Fast 12-speed shifting techniques are as follows: 1. Upshifting (low to high gear): Perform quick and agile actions—first depress the clutch pedal while releasing the throttle pedal, then immediately shift the gear lever to neutral. Quickly release the clutch pedal and depress it again while shifting the gear lever to the higher gear position. Release the clutch pedal while applying throttle, pausing briefly when the clutch plates make initial contact. Once fully engaged, completely release the clutch pedal. 2. Downshifting (high to low gear): Execute swift actions—depress the clutch pedal while releasing the throttle pedal, shift the gear lever to neutral, then quickly release the clutch pedal while giving a quick throttle blip before releasing it again (this "blipping" increases engine speed to match the transmission input shaft). Immediately depress the clutch pedal again and shift to the lower gear position. 3. Sequential shifting: Simply perform double-clutching.
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