Earlier versions of S/S worked a lot better with manual transmission cars. If you stop at a light and put the car in neutral, the first thing you have to do to

Earlier versions of S/S worked a lot better with manual transmission cars. If you stop at a light and put the car in neutral, the first thing you have to do to go again is push down the clutch. You push it all the way down, then move your foot from the brake to the gas. You only expect the car to start moving when you start pushing down the gas and lifting the clutch. The S/S system can begin restarting the engine as soon as you touch the clutch. In an automatic car, you stop with your foot on the brake, and as soon as you start lifting your foot, the car is supposed to start moving. You need a much more responsive and tuned S/S system to give a good experience when it has much less time to react.