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Originally Posted by Miller88
It's hard to do in an electronic throttle vehicle. The revs hang way too long.
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That's only because they don't want the throttle to close, for better emissions. Some manufacturers actually implement rev matching on their manual models to facilitate smooth shifts. The rev-match feature on the Nissan Z should theoretically make it possible to shift on the fly without clutching or blipping the throttle yourself.
That said, I've done it on E-throttle cars. It's just a bit slower on some of the worse throttle-hangers. And it's easy to do it going down through the gears with a little heel-toe when slowing down...