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Originally Posted by Vegitto-kun Those half second shift are only when the oil is hot. when I just started driving it and the oil is cold sometimes it changes quite

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Old 08-15-2010, 10:15 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Those half second shift are only when the oil is hot.

when I just started driving it and the oil is cold sometimes it changes quite sluggish

but damn it is quick on the track.

I have driven with my parents's GT-R before and that AT isnt that much faster.

and 2nd to 3rd is ******* harsh and I love it.
your lucky if I had a GTR my son wouldnt even get to wash it let alone drive it.
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