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Old 06-04-24, 12:09 PM
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I searched but didn't find any answer.

On my C8, you could pull both paddles and basically enter neutral and free rev the engine.

I tried this on the LC but no dice. Is there another method?
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nope, gotta put the shifter in N.
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Originally Posted by zmanH2
On my C8, you could pull both paddles and basically enter neutral and free rev the engine.

I tried this on the LC but no dice. Is there another method?
Nope, just using the shift **** on the center console to shift to Neutral.

Checked the 2024 manual for reference in case it changed from the 2021, it doesn't seem any different.

The only thing I've found that you can do with the paddles is to put it in manual mode by hitting the left / down shift paddle. This will drop a gear and limit your upshifts to that gear. Each time you hit the right / up shift paddle, it adds one gear to that stack. To take it out of manual mode, hold the right / up shift paddle for 1-1.5 seconds and it will take you out of manual mode. Point being, you don't need to mess with the shift lever to put it in manual mode, it can all be done on the paddles.
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Old 06-06-24, 08:06 AM
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another thing is if you're in Drive + manual mode, you can go back to automatic by holding the up-shift paddle.
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Originally Posted by mr913
nope, gotta put the shifter in N.
Originally Posted by jbuffett
Nope, just using the shift **** on the center console to shift to Neutral.

Checked the 2024 manual for reference in case it changed from the 2021, it doesn't seem any different.
10-4

It would have been something cool to have.
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