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Ken · 06-09-2002, 10:53 PM

Was not a Camaro, and the question is not whether or not my S "shifts like a Porsche" but whether or not there is a problem shifting in my S. I somehow must not be communicating clearly that there is no problem whatsoever shifting in my S. Of course you can argue that I just don't know what it "should" feel like, but I can tell you that it "feels" great because I can shift quickly and not miss a shift. However, my shifter does not make cappucino for me or perform some other function that it was not designed to do...

06-09-2002, 10:53 PM	#5
Ken Bananaman Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Kansas City Posts: 42	My last car... Was not a Camaro, and the question is not whether or not my S "shifts like a Porsche" but whether or not there is a problem shifting in my S. I somehow must not be communicating clearly that there is no problem whatsoever shifting in my S. Of course you can argue that I just don't know what it "should" feel like, but I can tell you that it "feels" great because I can shift quickly and not miss a shift. However, my shifter does not make cappucino for me or perform some other function that it was not designed to do... __________________ Ken was here!