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Jul 8, 2008 | 02:10 PM

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tru2nrtt777

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From: Fayetteville/Linden, NC/Myrtle Beach, SC

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Like my car as well does excellent on high end. So I just work around that since low end I'm fucked until I get a manual in there.

Not true, look at all the real drag cars(nhra ****, not street cars) all of them are autos thanks to being able to torque launch and with high line pressure faster shifts.

Jul 8, 2008 | 02:36 PM

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Not true, look at all the real drag cars(nhra ****, not street cars) all of them are autos thanks to being able to torque launch and with high line pressure faster shifts.

Do that on a 19yr old automatic.

And plus I miss a manual, and this thing will not see 10s. Maybe 12s LATER down the road.

Jul 8, 2008 | 03:51 PM

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Do that on a 19yr old automatic.

That is what rebuilding it is for, will only cost ya about $400 if you do it yourself(which you seem to have a shop according to your forsale thread).