CVT
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If ever a CVT equipped formula 1 car wins convincingly (assuming it's only a matter of time when an entirely new gen CVT capable of handling large amounts of horsepower will be developed)... two things will happen. All this uproar about people not wanting to watch mono-tone racing will cease. Racing is about winning, so if beautiful sounding cars become losers... every F1 team will either go CVT or they will ban it. Same way the rotary engine was banned at LeMans.
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IT SHOULD BE A LAW TO PRODUCE CARS QITH THIS... AND LESS TAXES FOR THOSE WHO OWN'EM
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Buy a manual and be done with it.
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@vdub350 Yes you can driver one by just going to a dealer and pretend that you want to buy a car with CVT and they will give you a free test driver , and after that say ... oh i dont like it and go home. :-)
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@skorpiius Well the satisfying "VrooooooooooooooooooVROOOoooo
ooooooooooooVROOOoooooooooo" depends on how much you want to service it and when it does need repair due to more wear on components, you end up going "Waaahh waaaaaahh waaaaaa" to the bank to take out a loan for repairs. Same goes for your brakes when you go through those. My brakes used to be changed every 4 months, now they are changed every 7 months. CVT is awesome! -
think of as doing 20=>60kph-ish and a nearly constant rev. below 1500 rpm, or a diesel-electric train accelerating....tht's the closet thing i could think of abt a CVT car
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A CVT according to test have a better MPG fuel than other gear.
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That's true.
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The CVT cost a lot more in MPG fuel consumption... they don't tell that lol
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This kind of transmission is not new. I had a golf cart that had it, however, CVT is new to street cars
a CVT never revs the engine. It keeps the engine at it's most efficient RPM. So the RPM is constant through the speed variations. Unlike an automatic where the RPM is not constant through speed variations.
theseriousaccount 2 years ago 5
But won't you lose the satisfying "VrooooooooooooooooooVROOOooooooooooooooooVROOOoooooooooo" when accelerating? it will just be a constant tone :)
skorpiius 2 years ago 4