OK, I know this was discussed earlier, but I couldn't find the thread:
Which way did the sequential shifters in -67 F1 cars work? Forward => up or
forward => down.
I am asking, because I have just purchased a Redline Racing Controller,
which has a shift lever. Excellent controller BTW. The pedals are very good
and it is also possible to use them with a force feedback wheel...
Jari Jokinen
1967 F1 cars don't have sequential gearboxes. They had a normal stickshift.
In modern race and rally car, push forward is downshift and pull backward is
upshift.
Rob.
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> OK, I know this was discussed earlier, but I couldn't find the thread:
>
> Which way did the sequential shifters in -67 F1 cars work? Forward => upor
> forward => down.
>
> I am asking, because I have just purchased a Redline Racing Controller,
> which has a shift lever. Excellent controller BTW. The pedals are verygood
> and it is also possible to use them with a force feedback wheel...
>
> Jari Jokinen
>
>
Thanks.
Rob. wrote in message ...
>1967 F1 cars don't have sequential gearboxes. They had a normal stickshift.
>
>In modern race and rally car, push forward is downshift and pull backwardis
>upshift.
>
>Rob.
Some of the BTCC Super Touring cars had a vertical shift lever mounted on
the steering coloum. Push it up towards the roof for upshifts, down for
downshifts...fyi
dave henrie
"Jari Jokinen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Thanks.
>
> Rob. wrote in message ...
> >1967 F1 cars don't have sequential gearboxes. They had a normalstickshift.
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> > > >In modern race and rally car, push forward is downshift and pull backward > is > >upshift. > > > >Rob. > > >They didn't have sequential shifters.
"Jari Jokinen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> OK, I know this was discussed earlier, but I couldn't find the thread:
>
> Which way did the sequential shifters in -67 F1 cars work? Forward => upor
> forward => down.
>
> I am asking, because I have just purchased a Redline Racing Controller,
> which has a shift lever. Excellent controller BTW. The pedals are verygood
> and it is also possible to use them with a force feedback wheel...
>
> Jari Jokinen
>
>
