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The auto puts out a higher torque feel and is faster or at least faster feeling. (probably due to feeling more of the Z's natural torque). But the manual gives
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The auto puts out a higher torque feel and is faster or at least faster feeling. (probably due to feeling more of the Z's natural torque). But the manual gives you more connection to the car and is more engaging. The Z has better engine characteristics from the auto. Adding an intake increases throttle response and greatly improves that feeling. The Z manual is most preferable if you compete or plan on eventually going FI.
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