TRIPTONIC OR MANUAL ?? im new

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Post by zuihoujueding »

most people thought having a manual car will makes it goes harder and faster. PROVIDED the driver know how to shift quickly and when to shift. Otherwise, auto will always be faster and easy to live with.

In my opinion in general, cars with small engine capacity is better off with manual as auto can rob off much power from the little engine. and with AC turned on, its hopeless.

with commowhores and falcons, turning AC on or having manual/auto makes very little differences in power at all.
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mosti wrote:ou always hear of people doing "manual" conversions. Why do you think that is? :roll:

haha :)
Coz they've blown their autobox/tc after constantly thrashing it by redlining the engine/downshift to redline.

You don't hear people blown their manual box because it can withstand a lot of sh*ts given to it.
Well, bennoz is a different story. :cheeky:
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Manual does have the upper hand over tiptronic when it comes to performance.
Uphill driving is a good test.
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zuihoujueding wrote:go for the tip if majority of your drive is on a 60km/h route.

Perfect for Adelaide then! :D
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man just before i got my fto i hated driving manual (im on my L's and when id go look at cars id drive my dads manual car) but man i got a manual fto thought i wouldnt be that happy but with manual but i was so wrong now i love manual, get a manual you wont regret it!
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The auto is just trouble. I've been through two of them and just like all all Mitsubishi transmission in the 90's suck. Go a manual.
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phunkydude wrote:
mosti wrote:ou always hear of people doing "manual" conversions. Why do you think that is? :roll:

haha :)
Coz they've blown their autobox/tc after constantly thrashing it by redlining the engine/downshift to redline.

You don't hear people blown their manual box because it can withstand a lot of sh*ts given to it.
Well, bennoz is a different story. :cheeky:
were did you get your front bumper from, how much will it cost and will it fit a 95 gpx
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You wont find one as the company that ade them here in Australia dont make them anymore. Yhe closest youll get is the ts factory front bar (pictures in the link below)

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