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Old 11-03-05, 02:30 PM
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what the deal with the top rasecars having auto trans traction or faster times
Old 11-03-05, 03:11 PM
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what the deal with the top rasecars having auto trans traction or faster times
I don't know about automatic transmissions but all the fast rotary's I've seen run a G-Force, Liberty or a Lenco all manual transmissions.
Old 11-04-05, 07:55 PM
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Auto trannys allow for a softer launch, less stress on the drivetrain, and more consistant shifting. Ever noticed the crowd when someone misses a manual shift?
Old 11-07-05, 02:22 PM
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so over all manual if you know how to shift and want a good launch wat about times nun really

i was thinking manual faster/
better all around
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I know bracket racers are fans of the automatics too. It's alot more consistent than a manual. The less the operator has control over, the better in bracket racing.
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