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Old 04-21-2009, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Fitguy07
I miss the regular VTEC setup and hearing it scream to redline. I don't like I-VTEC at all.
i-VTEC takes a little time to get used to... Don't Expect to floor it and it will go - cos it will NOT.

Step on the gas gently, give your car some love, and the (new) fit is GO =)
 
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Old 04-21-2009, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Guinness
Step on the gas gently, give your car some love, and the (new) fit is GO =)
Easy for you to say since your boosted. :3
 
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Old 04-21-2009, 08:49 PM
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Easy for you to say since your boosted. :3
I am talking about the GE~ I drove it in Japan for a week and I know how that car works - not to mention I was driving an AT 1.3L so quit whinning about the 1.5L we all get in USDM models =\

If you really want to accelerate and u want to floor it everytime and defeat the purpose of the i-Vtec Engine - shift tranny to S and stay S all the way, or use paddle shifters of you have it.

Honestly, Its more fun going fast in a slow car than going fast in a fast car =D
 
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Old 04-22-2009, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Guinness
Honestly, Its more fun going fast in a slow car than going fast in a fast car =D
To me its more like its fun going fast in a slow car in the canyons/touge. Other than that, I don't share your enthusiasm about going fast in a slow car.

I'm not blaming the FIT though, since its an ECO car. :3
 

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Old 04-22-2009, 12:57 PM
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Hello all, I´ve a 09 ex mt in Mexico, I´ve driven the car for lamost 2 months and believe me that I´m learning to drive the car, and I feel that you can get the best from a mt than an at, because when I´m driving I can pass the cars easy but with more rpm, I´ve seen that if I want get power from my fit I´ve let it increase the rpm and then change the gear, I do not if you can do this with the paddles, in my opinion.

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Old 04-22-2009, 01:50 PM
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The MT is overall just better. Better gearing, more power, period.
 
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Old 04-22-2009, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Guinness
Honestly, Its more fun going fast in a slow car than going fast in a fast car =D
your fit is fastAr? kinda like watching a lowered
shopping cart or vacuum cleaner zoom by.

i have to agree that it's fun to drive a slow car fast
while it's only perception and safe from getting
speeding tickets.
 
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Old 04-22-2009, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by PANCHO
Hello all, I´ve a 09 ex mt in Mexico, I´ve driven the car for lamost 2 months and believe me that I´m learning to drive the car, and I feel that you can get the best from a mt than an at, because when I´m driving I can pass the cars easy but with more rpm, I´ve seen that if I want get power from my fit I´ve let it increase the rpm and then change the gear, I do not if you can do this with the paddles, in my opinion.

saludos desde Mexico

Anything you van do with manual you can do with paddled auto, but
The auto is geared for interstate travel on near level roads. Once up to 60 mph the manual takes over. The auto is geared to gp 90 mph in third and 140 in forth and 180 in fifth. The only way the Fit gets above 120 is by falling off a cliff. But at 70 mph I get better mph with my auto than my brothers manual.
 
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