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Sportronic - 7/24/2008 1:44:08 AM   
VancouverMitsu

 

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hi,, anyone here using sportronic all the time? how exactly do you use it? is it save more gas than the automatic D?
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RE: Sportronic - 7/24/2008 6:25:29 AM   
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I rarely use it.. only time I can recall using it is when I take a long onramp curve slightly uphill.. For some reason when I give it a bit of gas it will upshift into 6th..so I just flick the paddle and return it to normal when I get up to speed

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RE: Sportronic - 7/24/2008 9:13:17 AM   
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I''ve used it on long downward grades to help keep the speed steady without riding the brakes. Usually when I shift over to sport mode I''m in 6th gear, and when I shift down to 5th it holds the speed steady without braking. 

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RE: Sportronic - 7/27/2008 6:39:44 PM   
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Same here, having the same car 2.4L CVT, I use manual shift mode primarily for engine braking or quicker accelerations if really needed.

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RE: Sportronic - 7/27/2008 6:40:03 PM   
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This manual mode will not save any gas for you and that is for sure. Automatic shifting is very optimised for smooth city cruising and you won''t see a difference on highway at steady speed.

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