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- In this video we will be going over paddle shifters tutorial. I will be using my Mustang paddle shifters for this paddle shifter tutorial. You will learn how to upshift and downshift using paddle shifters on any car by watching this video.
Paddle shifters on Automatic has been a blessing to have more fun with the car. As long as you don't compare paddle shifters vs manual, since it will never match that, you can turn your car into having some serious fun! Paddle shifters are available in most cars from Toyota Camry to Chevrolet Camaro these days.
If your car has an exhaust like mine has Corsa Extreme Catback, then paddle shifters downshifts are going to sound insane! Mustang GT paddle shifters add a lot of fun to my drives.
Automatic transmissions these days have gotten insanely fast compared to 10-15 years ago and that's excluding DCTs. However, in daily drives they can still be a little boring due to lack of engagement. Paddle shifters add that engagement back to an extent. Paddle shifting like a boss will have you feeling like a race car driver in no time.
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Hey @red5oh so thats only if its on Drive right but if its in (S) the computer will still protect itself if you forget to use the shifters?
@@zeek3983 yes S should operate similarly. It would either deny it or just upshift for you depending on the conditions
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Side tip, to smoothly slow down, downshift at 2000 rpms or under
That helps as well. This way your rpms don’t shoot yo as high causing it to jerk
@@Red5oh im a learner, do i downshift and brake or just have no gas?
@@platinum1640 No need to brake. You can just downshift and not give any gas. I hope this helps!
@@Red5oh preciate it bro, this my first time driving
@@platinum1640 anytime! Paddle shifters are really fun so you’ll definitely enjoy
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Got in an accident and my rental has paddle shifters & my regular car is manual. So excited to try them I miss my car already 😩 thank you!
I hope you are ok! Definitely give paddle shifters a try and I’m sure you’ll have fun. Also don’t forget fastest car is a rental car so have at it.
We have the paddles on our 16 and I love using them on a back road.
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Does the ecoboost have paddles?
Yes Way Yes ecoboost has paddle shifters as well!
Red5oh Ok thanks 🙏
@@Red5oh so when I downshift do I let go off gas pedal or brake? Or downshifting with gas pedal on?
@@autoperformance503 I would let go off the gas pedal to be safe but if you’re on it (not flooring) the computer will adjust so you don’t have to remove. I typically take my foot off of gas or even brake before I tap downshift paddle
I've been using the paddle shifters on my 2017 Mustang GT Premium convertible for years. Love it! Makes me feel like I'm driving an exotic car. Can't wait to pick up my brand new Ferrari F8 Spyder in a few weeks that I am ordering soon. Thank's to my Mustang--I'll be read and in the know zone on how to use the paddle shifters in my first ever Ferrari! Weeeeeee!
Congrats on the big upgrade man!! I hope you enjoy your new ride. Love mustangs but Ferrari is next level exotic!
you are driving an exotic car 😭😭
agree very simple install my brother did his recently
Very informative Thank you (Nick from Sydney Australia)
Nick Kostakis I’m glad you found it useful!
Awesome tutorial thanks!
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful
Smokin ' Metal Carfun sliding in great 🎥 bro.💯💯💯 keep💪💪it bro
Appreciate it man! Paddle shifters are so fun to use
Just got my new 2020 Mustang GT from the dealership. I had no clue what the + and - buttons were for. Thanks for the video.
Yeah they are really fun to use! I have an in-depth tutorial on mustang’s paddle shifters if you wanted to check
Thank you so much. This was exactly what I was looking for. 👍 👌
I’m glad you found this helpful! You’ll enjoy your car more now!
She sounds good in the background, Nice video Homie .
The Car Mob thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome video bro👍
Robert Marin 27 Thank you! I’m glad you found it helpful
This is a great tutorial
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful
Bro your car sounds sick!!!!
Thank you! I got Corsa extreme on the mustang. I have more videos on my channel for the exhaust if you’re interested
Great video thanks
Thanks for watching! Got couple others on paddle shifters if you’re interested
Car sounds good
Beast bro!
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Nice car.... thanks fir the info
Thank you! Got tons more on this car
I just got my 2021 Ford Mustang fastback ecoboost and learning the shifters
Congrats on the new car!! Ecoboost with 10 speed are really fun cars. I have a dedicated paddle shifters tutorial for mustang if you wanted to check that out too
Very informative video thnx for sharing
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Thank you for watching!
Thats a beautiful paint job.
Thanks man! Had to have the race red
@@Red5oh the black rims match it nicely as well
Ishaaq Shaik yes definitely adds a nice contrast. Originally I didn’t want black roof but now I love it so much
Good Vid Bro!!!!!
Black Tuxedo22 Thank you! Glad you found it helpful
Damn she sounds evil!! I love it!!
Slades VW Beetle Thank you!! Love the exhaust set up
Omg the sound
Super easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time to make this super educational video.
You’re welcome! I’m glad the video was easy to follow and helpful
I've been messing with the paddle shifters more lately. It makes a big difference especially if you're roll racing
Yes it puts you in power band instantly as the computer can be a little slow. However, I’ve noted shifting id not as responsive with paddle shifters it seems like than leaving it S or track mode
@@Red5oh I usually get it in the gear I want to launch in in S and then once I start pulling drop it back to D and let it take over
Canadian Cruisin Yes that’s not a bad strategy. I’ll have to try that. I’ve just used paddle shifters for back roads and as I thought racing I’m better off letting the car do it’s thing.
@@Red5oh I don't do much racing but the slight delay of the auto gives us the disadvantage so it helps a bit
@@CanadianCruisinget a tune lol
When do I downshift to have a smooth brake for a.traffic light or something?
You could downshift to help engine brake, but mostly it's used to get the car in the right rpm to accelerate
When coming to a full stop from a high gear do you have to downshift or will the car do it automatically for you when using the shifters? I own a manual and I throw it in manual when coming to a stop so just wondering how it works with using paddle shifters. Thanks.
You can choose to downshift as you’re coming to a stop but thankfully the car does it automatically too. I usually let the car do it as it’s a bit smoother than me downshifting stuff lower speed/gears
@@Red5oh Thank you for the knowledge, good sir! Blessings.
Of course! Enjoy them paddle shifters
So if I have to do a quick brake and I’m on any gear, I shouldn’t panic and downshift all the way? Just slow brake as if Im not even using paddle shifts or manual?
Yeah that is correct. If you brake and speed drops the car will downshift for you even if you’re in paddle shifters mode.
I have a Mercedes Benz ml350 it works great when shifting up but when I shift down and stop at a red light then go my car accelerates but it’s all noise it goes slow and idk why help
I’m assuming it’s in 1st gear when you take off from a light it should go to 15 mpg or so then you’d need to shift up to second gear. Otherwise it would make a lot of engine noise but you’re hitting redline and not moving past the limiter to more speed
Well I have a Camaro idk how it works on the mustang but , the car won't let you go into any gear that will cause damage to your transmission or anything like that.
Yes same here. If downshift will trigger an over rev the car will deny you the shift
So basically the higher you shift the gear, rpms drop aka “slower”.? And lower gear you shift the higher the rpms aka “faster” ? Sorry if I sound dumb I’m really new to driving
Not sure if I follow. But lower gears would mean higher rpm and typically used to pass a car or have fun. Higher gears result in lower rpm and helps with fuel economy
So with that mustang if I downshift at 4500 for example would that cause damage and also what gear do you go to when your stopping at a red light
When coming to a stop light it will drop to gear 1 by itself. As far as downshifting at 4500 should be ok. You may end up too close to redline but you can upshift. If the downshift would cause you to go over redline, the car will deny you the shift. If interested I just uploaded a Mustang specific paddle shifters tutorial video so check that out!
Red5oh Thank you and I’ll check out your other video too
Yeesack Films Thanks! Hope it answers some more questions. Enjoy the stang!
Ooh so when I’m cruising on the hwy going around 70 in 8th gear already and want to down shift, I don’t need to take my foot off the gas pedal?
That would be correct! Applying brakes makes a smoother transition but not necessarily
Stupid question: do I need to downshift as a I brake coming to a red light, for example?
You can certainly do that but the computer will downshift for you too so you don’t have to use paddle shifters as you’re coming to a stop light
This is a great video, but you didn't talk about when to downshift under certain driving conditions. For example, if Im driving down a straight road and floor it through the gears, how low should i drop my RPM before downshifting?
That's a great idea for when to shift under normal situations. I did release a video today that talks about maximizing power using paddle shifters which kind of addresses part of your question. I will make another video for sure. Thanks for watchin!
Do you have to hit the brake when downshifting or no ? Also when downshifting do you let off the gas or it doesn’t matter ?
You can do either. Hitting brakes or not pressing gas or brake will result in smoother downshift
Would paddle shifters help me take off faster in case I need to take off fast?
Yeah downshifting will make you accelerate faster. That’s why using paddles can be so much fun
They should make the GT's paddle shifters like the GT500's, holding both the + and - at the same time to act as if the clutch is all the way in so you can rev it while at a light for example.That would be perfect.
I completely agree with you! I first saw that feature on C8 Corvette and loved it!i also would’ve like the shifters to be slightly bigger and better material like gt500
Thats what ive thought too since i have a 2017 mustang gt and automatic with the roush exhaust. Wish i could show it off at red traffic lights lol.
very nice :D I took a Dodge Challenger to a racetrack but it did not have a paddle shifter unfortunately :(
Ragnarz Bavari Yeah I think base models don’t have paddle shifters but you can still manually shift from the shift lever! It definitely makes it more fun
Why shouldn't you lift your foot off the gas if you're downshifting? What if you're about to come to a stop?
You can for a smoother downshift but it’s not required which makes it easier to downshift without overthinking
I heard something where if you hold the paddle shifters you transition between sport and drive or something? Can you please explain?
Also can you engine break in sports mode or just manual cars?
I’ve heard that if you’re in sport (s) and hold the paddle shifters it can go back to to normal shifting instead of physically moving from S to D. I haven’t tried that yet but I will try and report back
@@Red5oh thank you very much. I appreciate you responding. Also, do you know if you can engine break in sports mode? Meaning downshifting to slow yourself down without actually hitting the brakes? I know you can in a manual but I don't think you can in sports mode. However I've heard both
@@dubcfam1101 yes, the car decelerates when down shifting with the paddles.
@@xBetterxDays but does it hurt the engine? Like are you just shooting the revolutions real high then the car is forced to decelerate but it may not be as effective as brakes and it may hurt the car or is it safe?
Before the upshift gear we use clutch or......It's like AMT......??????
It’s pretty much like an automatic. When you press the button you’re essentially telling the computer to shift for you
I was on D' and accidentally pressed the shifters, how would I turn them off?
They should resume to normal shifting after not using paddle shifters for few seconds
Can u hold the minus to select the lowest safe gear?
No it just go 1 gear lower. But if you keep pressing downshift it won’t let you go below what’s acceptable based on your rpm
So if I want more acceleration I downshift and if I want more speed I up shift?
HunchoJack yes that’s correct! For example my car will give me the most acceleration in 2nd gear so if I downshift to 2nd gear I can go quicker but it tops around 60 MPH while 5th gear will barely move me in lower speeds but I can go 120 before I need to shift
Red5oh thanks for the help
HunchoJack anytime man!
So the paddleshifters make the car automatically rev match? That's pretty cool
Yeah I love the rev matched downshifts! Makes the car so much fun
@@Red5oh If you put it in manual will it automatically rev match or will it be up to you to rev match?
Asking cause it would be even more fun doing it yourself and my partner can't drive a manual :P
Unfortunately it does the rev match automatically so there’s no way to do it manually as you would in a manual car
@@Red5oh aw still cool, I just bought a manual today so oh well I'll have all the fun 😂
Nothing like this beauty of a car though! Just a nice Lil civic sport :)
@@GotFaculty congrats!! Civic manual ten to be really good in terms engagement. Enjoy your new car and stay tuned for more mustang content!
I have a ‘15 mustang, I use them to go downhill in the mountains
imnot surewhat Yeah it’s great for that as well! Let’s you engine break effectively
My dude at 127 subs was just at like 80 last week 😭💪💪
1bad 8 The grind never ends lol. You’ve got a great channel as well!
Red5oh facts we both got a lot planned for the future😈
Do you downshift while holding the brake
Not really It does it for you. Id just recommend taking your foot off the gas for a smoother transition
On my car both the shifters have a plus sign what does that mean?
Yeah that’s a bit strange. Most likely left one will be downshifting and right one should be upshifting
Double the speed 😂
Do u have to hold the clutch down and then change gear with the paddle shifter
No you don’t have to as there’s no clutch. You would just press the paddle shifters
@@Red5oh thanks
Of course!
I have to use paddle shifters on Sport mode? Or not?
No you can use in regular mode too by leaving shifter in D. If you aren’t actively using the paddles it will revert back to automatic shifting after a while
Can you use paddle shifters in reverse?
Nope you cannot do that as reverse is just 1 gear
Does the ecoboost have paddle shifters??
Yes Way Ecoboost has paddle shifters as well watch my latest mustang specific paddle shifter tutorial and I try to break it down in simple steps
How do people rev while driving tho?
Those are mostly manual transmission. You can do it in an auto by putting it in N but not advisable. Some newer cars like c8 corvette you can hold both paddle shifters and rev as if it was manual cae
wat is the benefit in having them ?
You’re able to control the rpm and shift as if you had a manual transmission car. This allows you to keep the car in powerband and have more fun
The 5.0h sound like vtec and v8 combined😳😂 my car has the PRND321 so i use the 321 extra gears lol😂😂😂
Hahah agreed it sounds amazing! That’s not bad too to manually shift that way and hear the engine roar
what did you do to make enough money to make this sweet purchase🤑 love the car
Haha it’s a grind but worth it. Hope you get your dream car soon!
@@Red5oh 2016 mustang gt350🤤🤤🤤🤤 that’s what i’m working towards
There is people who click on the + and - paddles together what happens?
Depends on the car. In some cars like C8 corvette it would allow you to put it in neutral so you can rev. In others it has no affect
@@Red5oh thank you
@@safou5504 I wish mustangs did that it’s be cool to rev haha
@@Red5oh haha yeah
@@Red5oh they actually doit , but only in Gt500
I thought downshifting is if you want to slow down but it looks like your were gaining speed
Downshift will help you slow down as it engine brakes. But typicall you’d downshift to get into the power band of the car so you can accelerate faster
Any one knows how exit the paddle shifters
It would depend on the specific car. However most cars would go back to auto shifting if you don’t use paddle shifters for few seconds. What car do you have?
How do u get a speedometer like that
You mean the digital dash? This was an option on 2018 and up Mustangs
@@Red5oh yoo that’s sick
@@mcjuggiesquad8974 I agree. I’ve got an in-depth video on my channel showcasing all the customizable options on digital dash if you wanted to check it out
Would you rather have Manual transmission or Auto with Paddle shifters for daily driver?
Manual for me, but for a daily the auto would be nice.
KonaBlueSVT yup agree with you! If mine wasn’t a daily and mt82 didn’t have issues I’d pick manual too
Great videos man, keep up the good work! I'm #savethemanuals all day, I just find em much more rewarding to drive and they are cheaper to buy new and also cheaper to maintain on high mileage cars (I've had three autos go out on my past cars) and last but not least I love the way a manual sounds going through the gears, the gasp on the upshifts and the crackles on the down shifts😁 However, I've never tried the 10 speed, I imagine it would be really good for drag racing!
Cars and Hobbies I completely agree with you. I’ve had autos go bad on daily’s lol. 10 speed is much faster than manj but manual provides more engaging experience. Another reason is MT 82 in mustangs isn’t as strong as 10 speed. If mustang had Tremec then manual would be an easier choice
@@Red5oh Oh wow I was not aware that the MT-82 was a weak transmission, good too know. Idk why they didn't just put a tremec in all the Mustangs especially since both the Camaro and the Challenger have tremec transmissions.
Can you paddle shift with out paddle shifters
It depends on the car. Some cars have +/- on the gear selector that you can use to manually shift instead of paddle shifters. What car do you have? I can look it up and tell
@@Red5oh dodge charger sxt 2019 and thank you for looking it up 🙏
Call Me BoBB yes you should be able to shift manually. You’d leave your in D then flick it to left where it says M +/- this will allow you to follow this tutorial but instead of pressing the paddle you’d move the shifter in the direction you want to shift. Hope this helps
@@Red5oh god bless you bro I figured it out because of you thanks so much!!!
Call Me BoBB I’m glad I could help! Your charger will be a lot more fun now to drive. Stay tuned for more videos!
I just don't understand how downshifting makes the car go faster
Downshifting doesn't necessarily make the car go faster, but it puts rpm higher to allow the car accelerate quicker. Engines make power as rpms build up. So downshifting puts rpms higher to allow for more power.
@@Red5oh I don't have a powerful car like yours or supercar, I have a 4x4 which 0-60 is around 7.5 seconds.
What's the highest rev " without damaging the car " would you recommend before downshifting? I think I normally downshift at 2500/3000, max rev is 6000.
Also what speed would you say is limit for downshifting? Obviously I can't be downshifting at 90mph.
Thanks & awesome car
@@hazz838 thanks for watching! What car do you have? Reason I ask because if it’s somewhat modern with paddle shifters the computer will protect the transmission and deny you downshift.
It’s difficult for me to answer definitively without knowing actual car and how many gears. But if you’re downshifting one gear at a time it shouldn’t matter and you should use that as a guide. If in my car I’m going 90mph like you mentioned I’m in 10th gear at 3000 rpm let’s say I can drop to 9 or even 8 and be around 3500 rpm which is fine. If I drop to 4 gear then I’m almost close to my redline at 90 mph so that would be my max.
Happy to help if you provide more information!
@@Red5oh thanks for the reply. I have 2015 range rover! I tried it before actually on my way to the shop, I was in 3rd going around 35mph, was around 2500rpm & dropped it to 2 with the paddles & jumped to around 4500rpm & shot off 😅 Love the sound & the colour of yours! Bet its a thrill everytome you get in it!
@@hazz838 yes for 2nd gear you’d probably be good till 60mph. Since it’s luxury vehicles that’s relatively new the ecu will protect the car so if you’re downshifting and the rpm will be more than redline the ecu won’t let you shift so don’t worry and have fun!! I love using paddle shifters on my 5.0 it sounds absolutely insane!
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What happens if you hold the downshift
After you successfully operate the paddle shifters, remember to remove your tampon
Lol what do you drive?
@@Red5oh Challenger with 6spd
@@infinitelystoned5812 lol good for you
If you lived in bay you know traffic is that worst
Yeah I’ve driven in that on vacation and it’s definitely not fun
I'm so confused i still have no idea when to upshift or downshift I end up just randomly guessing. It would be better if you could say when the best time to upshift and downshift is instead of just having us watch without actually explaining shit. All I got from this is upshift at 3000 rpm that's it. Still have no idea wtf I'm doing. Driving an actual manual is easier
Anthony Salerno when to shift is totally dependent on the car. I can tell you to shift at 5k and if you’re driving a diesel you’re shifting at redline each shift, but if you’re driving an S2000 you’ve barely started the powerband. Which is why I mentioned 3k as rule of thumb and adjust as you learn how your car behaves. If you already know how to drive manual then when to shift should be natural. What car do you drive? More than happy to guide you
@@Red5oh I drive an audi r8. With an actual manual you learn real quick and its easier to learn the proper timing because if you fuck up you stall. With paddle shifters even if you mess up or shift wrong the car will fix it for you because its still technically an automatic even in manual mode. So I have no feedback or idea if im doing it right or not because even if im doing it wrong the car won't stall. I hope that makes sense. Its hard to know if im shifting wrong when the car will just auto shift for you and won't let you fuck up or ruin the transmission😂
@@Red5oh and sorry its just frustrating bro lol. I miss having a manual but good luck finding a manual v10 r8. Those things are like unicorns😂 so im stuck trying to figure out these things. I hate having the car auto correct or upshift/downshift for you if you fuck up. Makes it harder cause i cant tell if its me or the car doing It correctly. I'm sure once I get used to them it'll be easier hopefully at least. If not im seriously debating getting a manual conversion. I forgot how boring automatics were to drive
Anthony Salerno Yeah there’s no replacement for manual transmission. But since you already know how to drive stick on your 2015 R8 you’d pretty much do the same thing but instead of clutch in and shifting, you will tap the paddle to upshift and downshift. Paddle shifters carry the same logic as manual just replaces clutch and shifter with paddles. So for someone who’s never driven a manual it can be scary to mess up the car which is what the video intends to break down and gives 3k rpm as a guide. Loved the gated shifter in R8 btw!
@@Red5oh yeah I get the concept. But fuck it I'm just going to get a gated manual conversion or something. Thanks for the info though! And yeah I love the clack of the gated manual I want it so bad. Was going to get the v8 because you can find those in a manual for cheap but I know i would regret not having the v10 so it was a hard choice
The rev match during downshifts has nothing to do with the powerband. It's to match the engine speed to the gear you're in, making the car more stable during downshifts. Without rev matching downshifting causes a more aggressive engine brake. Hate it when people release tutorials and are not knowledgeable in the subject.
themightyaswang17 I agree it helps with the cars overall stability as opposed to doing it in a manual without rev matching the car would lunge in. However my point stands when you downshift, rev match or not it’s to gain acceleration (and engine brake). Since we are talking auto with paddle shifters, which rev matches regardless of car, it’s important to know why downshifting and having rpm high matter and what it does for you. Higher rpm does put you in powerband
LOL.
Lol what?
@@Red5oh Apologizes, posted on the wrong video.
@@NighthawkCarbine no worries! Thanks for watching
No offense but the Mustang is trash. I had one in the past, a 2018 GT. Sold it immediately. Too much plastic . I got a Porsche 911 GT 2017 and much better quality.
Lol I don’t think they are comparable. That’s like comparing a Corolla to C class/3 series and being mad Toyota feels cheap. Porsche is on a different league for sure
@@Red5oh I understand, and another reason why I sold it was because I see one every corner lol... I also have a 2017 Maserati SQ4. Beautiful sport sedan car and sounds awesome . I own a business
Yeah it’s definitely not as unique as a Porsche or Maserati especially in some areas. It’s a great performance bargain as long as you are willing to accept it’s based on a $25k car and you’ll be seeing it every light. Congrats on your success you’ve got a great collection
I really don’t think ur impressing anyone here with ur cars 🤷🏻♂️🙄.
Just buy a manual car ffs 😭
For pure fun yes, but everyone has different circumstances why they might have auto. Doesn’t hurt to have a little fun with the auto here and there lol
What happens if you put the transmission to S and don't use the paddle ?
It makes the throttle more response and has quick downshifts