SHxTGUN
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So this may be a stupid question, but I ran into a nice 392 Challenger yesterday with a nice exhaust and I was coming to a stop in the right lane behind an also nice C7 Corvette and the Challenger rolled along the left of me and gave what I took as a friendly rev as he was coming to a stop.
However, since I'm in an A10, I didn't/couldn't really do it back as I was coming to a stop (already auto downshifting) and was only about 1-2 car lengths behind a Corvette.
So my question is, what's the best way to do these friendly rev taps while the car is in motion/gear? I heard that shifting it into neutral and doing revs would be bad for the transmission for an A10, so is that true?
Also heard going down on the paddle a few times and then blipping the throttle, but that may not always be applicable right? And I'm not sure how smooth that would be/how long it sometimes takes to paddle downshift may make it moot at that point.
Is it something that the A10 just shouldn't really do and is really mainly for the manuals?
Disclaimer: This not about douche style revving lol. Just talking about those friendly taps or two give when a nice V8 does it to you rarely from time to time.
However, since I'm in an A10, I didn't/couldn't really do it back as I was coming to a stop (already auto downshifting) and was only about 1-2 car lengths behind a Corvette.
So my question is, what's the best way to do these friendly rev taps while the car is in motion/gear? I heard that shifting it into neutral and doing revs would be bad for the transmission for an A10, so is that true?
Also heard going down on the paddle a few times and then blipping the throttle, but that may not always be applicable right? And I'm not sure how smooth that would be/how long it sometimes takes to paddle downshift may make it moot at that point.
Is it something that the A10 just shouldn't really do and is really mainly for the manuals?
Disclaimer: This not about douche style revving lol. Just talking about those friendly taps or two give when a nice V8 does it to you rarely from time to time.
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