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Old 02-27-2015, 12:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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You must lift to power shift!!!


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no I just perfected the no lift shift. duh!
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Those photos are for auto drivers that like to drag race,lol. Notice no gears and pic came from a drag racing site, typical auto guy stuff
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We all did, but you know ... a holes and opinions. I have one of each.
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Old 02-27-2015, 06:45 PM   #9 (permalink)
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I wonder how many 6MT drivers know that the 7AT comes with a secret turbo installed...

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I knew that. But I also knew that the AT can't handle the torque, so they had to dial everything back. In the end the AT was at the same power levels as the MT

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I knew that. But I also knew that the AT can't handle the torque, so they had to dial everything back. In the end the AT was at the same power levels as the MT

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Since I have nothing better to say.....I would say that AT is a good deal when you have to scratch your testicles while driving. If your "junk" is clean enough then manual is the way to go.
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Manual so you can actually feel connected with your car, learn your car, and know more about it. With an auto a computer has to do all the downshifting and upshifting, in a manual you have to do it, rev match and everything or SRM, but point being it helps you learn your car. Learning your car can give better times and make you a better driver
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Manual so you can actually feel connected with your car, learn your car, and know more about it. With an auto a computer has to do all the downshifting and upshifting, in a manual you have to do it, rev match and everything or SRM, but point being it helps you learn your car. Learning your car can give better times and make you a better driver
Better times at what? Better driver?? Do an autox and report back Mr stick.
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