How a manual transmission works in a GIF. I saw it on Reddit and thought you guys would enjoy it. CarThrottle Forums Updated: 29 Nov 2024 Previous BMW's most powerful engine, the 1986 BMW M12/13/1. A 1.5 litre, turbocharged inline 4 that was said to produce around 1400 HP in qualifying trim. The most powerful engine in F1 history. Next Superfast is on YIFY \o Comments Thanks, not everyone here understands this, and it helps a lot to have animations and stuff like this. It’s all clear to me now. THANKS This is awesome I’ve been looking at this for five minutes now and this is 20 times more entertaining than my homework But where is Park, neutral, and Drive????? I’ve been wondering for the longest time of how it works. My life is complete! thank you sir! All the animations ive seen so far only shows the gears. Its wonderful to see how the stick actually moves and connects with the rest. That’s a mid-engine car transmission. look at the shift order. Subscribe to our NewsletterGet the latest car news, reviews and unmissable promotions from the team direct to your inboxFor more information see our Privacy Policy Leave this field blank
Thanks, not everyone here understands this, and it helps a lot to have animations and stuff like this.
I’ve been looking at this for five minutes now and this is 20 times more entertaining than my homework
All the animations ive seen so far only shows the gears. Its wonderful to see how the stick actually moves and connects with the rest.
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Thanks, not everyone here understands this, and it helps a lot to have animations and stuff like this.
It’s all clear to me now. THANKS
This is awesome
I’ve been looking at this for five minutes now and this is 20 times more entertaining than my homework
But where is Park, neutral, and Drive?????
I’ve been wondering for the longest time of how it works.
My life is complete! thank you sir!
All the animations ive seen so far only shows the gears. Its wonderful to see how the stick actually moves and connects with the rest.
That’s a mid-engine car transmission. look at the shift order.