Ferrari Mailing List: Re: F-1 gearbox first year?

[Grahame Reinthal (grahame]

Yes, the 355 in 1997.  Shifts were 250-270 ms, been getting progressively faster - see list below lifted from an F-chat post...

F355: 250 ms
360: 150 ms
575M: 220 ms
Challenge Stradale: 150 ms
612: 180 ms
575M HGTC: 180 ms
F430: 150 ms
612 HGTS/HGTC: 160 ms
599: 100 ms
612 Sessanta/OTO: 100 ms
612 OTO HGT2: 80 ms
Scuderia/16M: 66 ms
599 HGTE: 80 ms
599 GTO: 66 ms
458 : ~75 ms
Speciale : 60 ms  

On Mon, 20 May 2019 at 20:50, Clarence Romero Jr. <clyderomerof4 [at] gmail.com> wrote:

Speaking of which

When was the first year that the F-1 gear box came out?

Was it in the 355?

     RF4-4EVR

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On May 19, 2019, at 10:18 AM, scott saidel <scott_saidel [at] hotmail.com> wrote:

Clyde

So happy for you. 550/575 is my personal dream car.  Sedate - if any Ferrari could be.  Enjoy her. 

A hint, perhaps, on the clutch.  Those early F1s are kinda learning disabled.  If you drive aggressively on the street - think constant red line shifts - the system learns to shift fast and drop clutch hard.  Problem arises, later, when you are turning into a parking space.  Car is trying to shift like it is in F1 race and you’ve got minimum throttle and a tight lock on the wheel.  That eats clutches.  

Two solutions- don’t ALWAYS drive it like you stole it. Or, periodically reset the system memory.  

Or, don’t park in parking lots. 

In any case, enjoy. Always loved that car.  Followed a 550 around road Atlanta in a challenge car, he was behind a 360.  It has more body roll than the 360, but with a talented driver, comfortable with the limits, it could stick to the same racing line.  Of course the power is unending and seamless in the 550/575.

And, in the street, no comparison. Could drive the 12 all day and get back into it to drive to dinner!

You enjoy it buddy.  I’m a bit jelly that you get two and I get zero. But I’m working on it. 

Got ANOTHER new Civic last night.  Was hit and last new one was totaled. Had its twin delivered 

Must say that car is amazing.  Perfect vehicle for my 30 mile commute 

Peace brother.  

Scottie 

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On May 19, 2019, at 8:47 AM, Clarence Romero Jr. <clyderomerof4 [at] gmail.com> wrote:

Ok so it’s been in the high 80’s here in Atlanta 

Highway surface temperature over 95 plus

The car is black on black and hey I am not white so the A/C is gotta work

And low and behold it’s a cold one 

Very impressive to say the least 

The motor temps in stop and go traffic are great as well

Looks like Ferrari finally did there homework with regards to keeping these V-12 cool

Nothing anywhere close to the 512 motor temps 

In transmission auto mode pretty smooth shifting 

The car had a new clutch installed a while back and the car only has 26K on it

So I don’t know what the previous owner was doing ? Drag racing?

Anyway my drivers seat stopped working, I know it’s a fuse 

And you will never guess where they put the fuse box on this car

Passenger side, remove foot carpet, unlock panel 

It’s like they stole a page from the circuit breakers panel on the F-14!

I will let Rick cover that one 

Anyway that’s it for now 

Plan on doing an oil change soon so look for that report 

Gotta go guys

Later and thanks for all the great support 

     RF4-4EVR

Scars are Tattoos with better stories !

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Clyde Romero    

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