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Re: DSG?

by "Floyd Rogers" <fbloogyuds@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 26, 2008 at 08:27 PM

"Dan Stephenson" <stephedanospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
>I have heard the new models are going to have DSG transmissions.  From
what 
>little I admittedly know, that weirds me out.  It's just then just like
an 
>automatic where you manually change the gears?  With no taking it out of 
>gear when you want to?  Would someone out there pls expound a little more

>on this topic.  The most positive I hear about it, is that is save 10%
fuel 
>costs.  Like that's why I would get a new ****sche.

It would be more fuel-efficient than a Tiptronic auto; they're not
comparing
it to a "traditional" manual transmission.

I believe that DSG stands for Dual-clutch Sequential Gearbox.
It's similar in operation to current Sequential Manual Gearboxes,
but since it uses two clutches, the ****fts are very much smoother.
I believe that one clutch is used for odd-numbered gears, and
another for even-numbered gears.

Audi has had one for 2-3 years.  BMW is working on one,
probably other manufacturers.

FloydR
 




 7 Posts in Topic:
DSG?
Dan Stephenson <stephe  2008-03-26 22:05:50 
Re: DSG?
"Floyd Rogers"   2008-03-26 20:27:39 
Re: DSG?
"Guru" <Guru  2008-03-27 09:53:49 
Re: DSG?
Dan Stephenson <stephe  2008-03-28 03:32:02 
Re: DSG?
"Eisboch" <r  2008-03-28 12:07:12 
Re: DSG?
"Guru" <Guru  2008-03-29 12:16:24 
Re: DSG?
"Jim" <Jim@[  2008-04-04 19:59:11 

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