Tiptronic transmission
David
duandcc_forums at cox.net
Thu Aug 25 14:41:17 EDT 2005
If that one in the beatle was the same as the one that was in a friend's Ghia...it wasn't half bad, sorta fun. Not sure how it worked, I always thought it was a manual where the clutch was somehow conencted to the stick shifter. Anyone know for sure?
Dave
1987 CGT 2.3
SE VA
>
> From: David VS <davidvs at iserv.net>
> Date: 2005/08/25 Thu PM 02:27:54 EDT
> To: quattro at audifans.com
> Subject: Re: Tiptronic transmission
>
> Okay, as we seem to be slipping off the tiptronic topic and exploring
> the history of clutch-less auto/manual gear boxes, I throw in the old VW
> auto sticks of the late 60's. My dad had one in his 69 beetle. If I
> remember right it was basically a 3 or 4 speed standard trans with a
> torque converter. Kind of fun to drive, but made an already slow car
> even slower.
>
> And... Porsche had a similar (I think) setup in their early 70's 911
> call the "sport-o-matic"...
>
> Dave VS
> 4+ cars and only one slush box (the wife's).
>
>
> cobram at juno.com wrote:
>
> >snip >This is hardly "cutting edge"
> >technology as some seem to think,<
> >
> >
> >
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