Sequential shifting for g920?

[Johnny Reb]

Is using the g920 compatible shifter on just sequential shifting with it? H-Shifter is too dam hard

[synthohol]

I don't think it is, since sequential shifting (like it is present in a racing car) requires one button to shift up and one to shift down instead of a H-pattern to move gears in the correct position.

I'd use shifter paddles which you usually operate with your first three fingers. Keep in mind that you will have to do a lot of pressing the same button and that finding an easy-to-use shifting pattern takes some time and includes skipping of gears, especially when using the Eaton Fuller 18 speed transmission.


Finding a shifting pattern for the G920 shifter is a task for itself, too, but I imagine it to be easier to remember and to actually execute.

[AyMazingATS]

In order to for your driving force shifter to be sequential...you will need to mod it.

There is nothing wrong with an H pattern shifter. Use a 6 speed transmission so you don't have to worry about hi/low ranges or splitting gears.

[Johnny Reb]

I am using sequential shifting right now. Down for -1 Up for +1
Right up for neutral

Originally posted by AyMazingATS:

In order to for your driving force shifter to be sequential...you will need to mod it.

There is nothing wrong with an H pattern shifter. Use a 6 speed transmission so you don't have to worry about hi/low ranges or splitting gears.

[Reese]

There's aftermarket plates than can be put on the Driving Force shifter to use sequential. Worst case, get some rubber bands.

[Briannospam]

If you don't want to use your shifter to H-gear, you can do like I do:
Realistic automatic gear, and then set the shifters 3'rd gear position to forward dring and the 4'th gear position to reverse driving.

[synthohol]

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