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I believe its some sort of clutchless manual like you see on some bikes and atvs.

It could also be a very well made shiftronic style transmission but I am leaning towards clutchless.

Back in the day Mustangs had a similar AOD transmission which it might be as well. With the AOD you could shift manually or auto and it would not hurt the shifter...like ratchet shifters. Most of the outlaw cars use this style transmission. I will post a link of a very nice outlaw Mustang driving to I think Burger King so you can listen to the shifts.
 
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Here is a video of Dan Millens outlaw Mustang going to Burger King. Good video to show the shifting.

It was made and tuned by Livernois Motorsport. Awesome car. I will be using many of their parts in my turbo motor.
 
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Thanks to all who replied. I never knew sequential manual transmissions (SMT) existed. Learning something new everyday... I see from my research that Holinger, Toyota and others make SMT which work on similar principles. Not missing a shift is great, as is consistent shifting.
Does anybody recall the brand name SMT that was made for our MA-70/7MGTE? Van
 
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e46 bmw m3 came with them as an option. You also have the ferrari's and lambo that have paddleshift sequential gearbox just like the f1 indy cars.

Van;1141430 said:
Thanks to all who replied. I never knew sequential manual transmissions (SMT) existed. Learning something new everyday... I see from my research that Holinger, Toyota and others make SMT which work on similar principles. Not missing a shift is great, as is consistent shifting.
Does anybody recall the brand name SMT that was made for our MA-70/7MGTE? Van
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Had me wondering if it was a reverse Grid race the way he blew by just about everyone.

Sequential is only part of it he has it set for flat shifts as well using "gear cut", they use a strain gauge on the shifter to cut power so you don't lift at all during shifts.
 
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I was wondering about that Ian. So the computer "lifts" just slightly for him when he goes to shift it? I was looking for any indication that the shift made any kind of jolt going in and didnt see any. It looked and sounded about as smooth as a luxury car automatic...maybe smoother ;)
 
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IJ.;1141546 said:
Pete: Yep most of the top end ECU's do "shift cut" so you can flat shift :)
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the new ss cobalt has some sort of no lift shift setup, ecu holds the rpms for you while you shift...
 
kotu100

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a company N2MB (never 2 much boost) makes something they call a WOT box, it cuts power while shifting very slightly so you can WOT shift (shifting w/o letting off the gas) while putting the least amount of strain on the tranny.

not sure if it'll work on every car tho.

and DAMN can that dude drive... over took like 10 people on the starting straight lolz
 
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kotu100, sounds like something fun to put on the supra. what's the website or do you have more info?
 
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