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Evolved Member
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 580
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From: UT Austin
I'm in my 30's and been gear shifting all my life. I'm enjoying the paddle shifters as over the years driving a manual in heavy, daily traffic becomes a chore at times. The TC-SST is such a great compromise between an automatic and manual and I'm pretty happy that Mitsubishi offers EVO buyers that option. I can understand why young guys may diss the TC-SST but as you age you accumulate more daily hassles (wife, kids, pets, career, etc) and not having to shift a car 50 times in less than a mile of slow moving city traffic is one less hassle I have to put up with. Sure it takes some of the rawness and connection from the driving experience but I've got 20 years of rawness behind me and I don't miss it now.
I'm in my 30's and been gear shifting all my life. I'm enjoying the paddle shifters as over the years driving a manual in heavy, daily traffic becomes a chore at times. The TC-SST is such a great compromise between an automatic and manual and I'm pretty happy that Mitsubishi offers EVO buyers that option. I can understand why young guys may diss the TC-SST but as you age you accumulate more daily hassles (wife, kids, pets, career, etc) and not having to shift a car 50 times in less than a mile of slow moving city traffic is one less hassle I have to put up with. Sure it takes some of the rawness and connection from the driving experience but I've got 20 years of rawness behind me and I don't miss it now.
Evolving Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 158
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From: NC
About 65% of my shifts are good, 35% acceptable but definitely not good. I've driven 3 manual tranny performance cars as a DD and I never really got the hang of either of the 3 so it's definitely something that I'm not "getting." Everyone that rides with me says I drive it great but to me it always feels clunky when engaging 2nd and 3rd.
