I've had my Huracan for almost three years and I know these gearboxes aren't exactly smooth at low speeds, it's part of the character. But lately the jerkiness in stop and go traffic has gotten noticeably worse, to the point where it feels like the car is lurching when I ease off the throttle. It's fine once I'm moving properly, no issues at speed, but the slow stuff is becoming genuinely uncomfortable for passengers. I've been searching around and found https://gearboxrepairsharjah.ae/brands/lamborghini/ while trying to figure out if this is just normal wear or something that needs attention. Has anyone had their dual clutch serviced or recalibrated on one of these? Did it actually improve the low speed behaviour or is this just something you live with on a Lamborghini? I don't want to overreact but I also don't want to ignore a warning sign on a gearbox that costs more than most cars.
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