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The '7-speed' is a CVT - the DSG is strictly for low output engines Mooseykins posted:I think they're good overall. Don't know much about the 7-speed DSGs, but never heard anything bad about them. Is this sarcasm or are you being serious?
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Mooseykins posted:I think they're good overall. Don't know much about the 7-speed DSGs, but never heard anything bad about them. I like putting my 2014 Corolla LE in sport mode
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dissss posted:The '7-speed' is a CVT - the DSG is strictly for low output engines Hmm, not sure about that. The S-Tronic 7-speed is a DSG. The Multitronic is CVT but as far as i know they were only "5/6-speed" with later ones getting some internal shaft/drum modifications and programming to give them a set 6th gear ratio. Also, the DSGs are generally quite strong, although clunky into gear and can take a fair bit of torque. CVTs really can't, and are only found in lower power FWD cars. I think all Quattro Autos were either conventional automatics or DSGs. dissss posted:Is this sarcasm or are you being serious? Serious.. (Referring to the longitudinal DSGs at least. The transverse ones can go gently caress off.) Mooseykins fucked around with this message at 19:49 on Mar 22, 2015 |
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DEAR RICHARD posted:I like putting my 2014 Corolla LE in sport mode dissss posted:Is this sarcasm or are you being serious?
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Mooseykins posted:Hmm, not sure about that. The S-Tronic 7-speed is a DSG. The Multitronic is CVT but as far as i know they were only "5/6-speed" with later ones getting some internal shaft/drum modifications and programming to give them a set 6th gear ratio. The car is too old for that - it'll be the old multitronic which was '7 speed' at that time (8 speed in the next model)
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dissss posted:The car is too old for that - it'll be the old multitronic which was '7 speed' at that time (8 speed in the next model) Oh, didn't know there was a 7-speed Multitronic. In that case, godspeed, cakefool's brother's Audi.
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Slavvy posted:Considering how great japanese CVT's are, I can't even imagine what a VAG produced one would be like. I am so deeply amused that Toyota sourced an asin transmission and made it unreliable. They did the same thing with ZFs by loving with the service intervals. E46 seem to have few transmission issues, b5s, it is a maintence item. Difference between a 60kish fill and ”lifetime.”
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CommieGIR posted:Same, I've grown to fond of working on mine, and honestly have not had any real issues with repairing them. I think people just like finding a manufacturer they dislike and kicking them around, although I must admit that I too am guilty of that. I would just tell people, "No, those aren't exhausts, they are missile launchers. I HATE tailgaters."
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Mooseykins posted:Oh, didn't know there was a 7-speed Multitronic. So it's a cvt as well? Holy poo poo
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Cakefool posted:So it's a cvt as well? Holy poo poo Apparently so!
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nm posted:I am so deeply amused that Toyota sourced an asin transmission and made it unreliable. That explains Toyota. What about Honda and Nissan, purveyors of the finest self-destroying CVT's? Mooseykins posted:Apparently so! Hahahahahahaha. Looking forward to that car appearing in this thread.
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Motronic posted:I'd like to think each of those exhausts are tuned differently and they all have solenoids and a controller so it can play music as you drive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mjbkosISj8&t=6s
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Slavvy posted:That explains Toyota. What about Honda and Nissan, purveyors of the finest self-destroying CVT's? I typoed. Sub VW for Toyota. Aisin is Toyotas main transmission supplier (and as a result Toyotas have few transmission problems). I was amazed that VW could take basically a toyota transmission and gently caress that up
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nm posted:I typoed. Sub VW for Toyota. Aisin is Toyotas main transmission supplier (and as a result Toyotas have few transmission problems). I was amazed that VW could take basically a toyota transmission and gently caress that up Meanwhile, at volkswagen "eets too zimple. it'll never verk. i vant more clutches here, here and here, a pump zer. Make zis plastic, put ze pan on ze top."
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nm posted:I typoed. Sub VW for Toyota. Aisin is Toyotas main transmission supplier (and as a result Toyotas have few transmission problems). I was amazed that VW could take basically a toyota transmission and gently caress that up Oh. I got confused because Toyota CVT's break all the loving time.
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Slavvy posted:Oh. I got confused because Toyota CVT's break all the loving time. The only Toyota CVT we get (excepting really really new cars) in the US is on the hybrids and while those are a completely different system, they're basically flawless.
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Yeah calling the hybrid CVT a CVT, whilst accurate in a technical sense, is a bit insulting to the hybrid drive because it lumps it in with actual CVT's which are all terrible. I'd say that 20 series prius is probably the most reliable toyota made during the 00's. Presumably this was because they were so worried about market backlash from hybrids being perceived as unreliable that they went out of their way to build them properly.
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Slavvy posted:That explains Toyota. What about Honda and Nissan, purveyors of the finest self-destroying CVT's? Nissan did a completely one off CVT design for their early 2000s large RWDs that was completely incompatible with the fluid used in their FWD models. Using the wrong fluid would completely destroy the transmission (obviously)
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Slavvy posted:Yeah calling the hybrid CVT a CVT, whilst accurate in a technical sense, is a bit insulting to the hybrid drive because it lumps it in with actual CVT's which are all terrible. I'd say that 20 series prius is probably the most reliable toyota made during the 00's. Presumably this was because they were so worried about market backlash from hybrids being perceived as unreliable that they went out of their way to build them properly. That's my theory too. When Toyota tries to do something right, they can be amazing. Which separates it from VW (I assume they're trying.).
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Terrible Car Stuff: I'm thinking of selling the MS6 and buying a boring and sensible Scion XB.
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Rhyno posted:Terrible Car Stuff: That is terrible. At least buy something less boring.
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Rhyno posted:Terrible Car Stuff: This is a bad decision and you will regret it.
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I said it was terrible!
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Rhyno posted:Terrible Car Stuff: Get one with the manual and it'll be fun. I test drove one after I made that "Holy crap I want this RS model look how tacky and awesome it is" post a while back, it was actually kinda neat.
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dissss posted:Nissan did a completely one off CVT design for their early 2000s large RWDs that was completely incompatible with the fluid used in their FWD models. Using the wrong fluid would completely destroy the transmission (obviously) Bonus points: the two CVT fluids look almost identical visually...but aren't!
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everythingihateaboutsuprasandtheirowners.jpg I really want to know what went on here, you can just feel the frosted tips and hear the darude.
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Octopus Magic posted:
Sexy car/woman combo, I'm confused what your problem is.
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She is a real poser.
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I genuinely wonder what happens at places that design/manufacture bodykits to end up creating and selling something that looks like that. None of that kits lines work with the car at all... Like this one, where the gently caress are those lines going on the side skirt? Somebody designed this and someone else OKd it for production. And then someone bought it.
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# ? Mar 23, 2015 17:43 |
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It's because they're using two different companies body kits (C-West front, Veilside sides, can't tell on the rear bumper, might be Veilside?l). Jamming different companies' bodykits doesn't work together.
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PCOS Bill posted:Sexy car/woman combo, I'm confused what your problem is. Astonishing Wang posted:She is a real poser. She looks like she's reenacting my high school's mock drunk driving crash scene with the same enthusiasm as the students forced to participate.
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# ? Mar 23, 2015 17:52 |
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The MA70 and JZA70 Supras look wayyyyyyyyyyyy better than the JZA80.
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Rhyno posted:Terrible Car Stuff: Gross don't buy that ugly rear end box car. Get some other hatch that isn't hideous.
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SperginMcBadposter posted:Gross don't buy that ugly rear end box car. Get some other hatch that isn't hideous. My mom just bought an xB and she LOVES it!! You wanna be like my mom Rhyno? She's pretty cool overall.
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I'm kind of waiting to see how the iA/iM look that are getting 'revealed' soon. One is going to be the US Toyota Auris, I can't remember which. Definitely going to give that a look. But this is the Terrible thread, not New car thread. I hate how the xB looks on the exterior, but the interior is pretty neat and well laid out.
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Octopus Magic posted:
So what is the photographer trying to say with the picture, with the girl displaying her sexual availability to the car, but with her eyes focused on the viewer?
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joat mon posted:So what is the photographer trying to say with the picture, with the girl displaying her sexual availability to the car, but with her eyes focused on the viewer? With this sentence you've put more thought into it than the photographer, I'd bet.
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Rhyno get a kia rio hatch. It's cheaper and less boxlike than the xB. http://www.kia.com/us/en/vehicle/rio-5-door/2015/experience
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SperginMcBadposter posted:Rhyno get a kia rio hatch. It's cheaper and less boxlike than the xB. Yeah, but the xB has ~20 cubic feet more cargo capacity with the seats down vs the Rio 5
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All i keep thinking is that her jacket and pants are ruined after laying down on an asphalt parking lot.
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