"DCT Magic" Unlocks the Secrets of Dual Clutch Transmissions for Everyday Car Enthusiasts
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- , a well-known automotive blog, announces the launch of their first book, "DCT Magic," authored by Dmitry Sapko, an auto mechanic and car expert. This work is now live on Amazon, offering insights into Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) systems for car enthusiasts and owners worldwide.
"DCT Magic" focuses on several things:
- DCT transmissions are actually less reliable than conventional automatic transmissions but yet have their benefits.
- The longevity of such a transmission highly depends on the way drivers use it.
- It's essential to understand the basic engineering of the transmission to use it wisely.
- Two clutches are not always bad - the book explains the difference between wet and dry clutch types.
- There are limitations in DCT units and manufacturers aren't always completely fair with buyers about them.
The book is set to solve the task of deepening drivers' understanding of their cars' mechanics.
The author navigates through the advantages and potential pitfalls of DCT technology, giving readers the knowledge to make informed decisions and care for their vehicles effectively.
Available in e-book, paperback, and hardcover editions starting at $2.99, "DCT Magic" is accessible and affordable, ensuring that drivers everywhere can benefit from the author's experience.
Readers interested in purchasing "DCT Magic" can find it on , available globally.
The author claims that the book is easy to read, it's not loaded with technical data, and everyone can understand and implement the information. Also, the book is claimed to be completely independent and unbiased.
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