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I've been searching for videos of manual adaptive cruise control in action for quite a while, so thanks for the upload!! I'm interested in getting a manual transmission car with adaptive cruise control and getting Open Pilot for the car, which adds level 2 self driving. There's people who've done it on VW Golf (GTi's, R's) and Corolla hatches, and it works pretty well! I think it should work on manual Civics too, so I think the Integra will be compatible too. I think it's pretty exciting to have these latest tech features on manual transmission cars. I'm number 2 on a waitlist for the GR Corolla, so I hope to get that with Open Pilot. Fingers crossed!
Thanks for the nice tutorial! I just got a Ford Kuga with the adaptive cruise control on and just needed to see how it works with manual gears. Cheers.
ACC for manual transmission works in a way that when the car slows down, you still need to shift yourself. Basically it helps you brake but you will still need to upshift and downshift yourself ?
If you want to change gears, yes you need to go it yourself. If the car drops below 20 mph it will disable the ACC and prompt you to take control yourself
Looking to either get a civic sport or si. Im so torn because i want the manual, but i want adaptive cruise for under 20 when the traffic is stop and go which i feel like is when i want it the most so i dont have to pay attention while just sitting there.
Turning off under 20 is garbage, you could shift into neutral, push in the clutch, shift into first. Like it was designed by some nerd who cant drive 3 pedals
