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Can someone explain what can be changed in AT and MT?

MT: Clutch, Flywheel AT: Torque Converter Both: Fluid I don't even think we have torque converters available yet. Down the line I'm sure more will be released, but those are

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MT:
Clutch, Flywheel

AT:
Torque Converter

Both:
Fluid

I don't even think we have torque converters available yet. Down the line I'm sure more will be released, but those are the obvious ones.
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