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sebarashii wrote:
If you want controll of your car and get a feeling for driving, get a manual.


ermm the transmission doesn't affect the control of your car, thats the suspension and drivetrain.
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sebarashii wrote:
If you want controll of your car and get a feeling for driving, get a manual.


ermm the transmission doesn't affect the control of your car, thats the suspension and drivetrain.


The transmission does control the torque output to the drivetrain via driver demand.
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Automatic ..............
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pookie052606 wrote:


GreekCotan wrote:


sebarashii wrote:
If you want controll of your car and get a feeling for driving, get a manual.


ermm the transmission doesn't affect the control of your car, thats the suspension and drivetrain.


The transmission does control the torque output to the drivetrain via driver demand.


so you mean the torque converters in the transmission?

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REAL Drivers drive Manual... BECUZ automatic only gets half the experience, plus manual has tricks such as drifting/burnout/etc... and overall more torque and hp. people who buy sports cars that are automatic are failures... also not everybody can drive manual, including most of the people here voting for manual but has not comment other then it's faster... btw this is a vs. thread -.-'
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REAL Drivers drive Manual... BECUZ automatic only gets half the experience, plus manual has tricks such as drifting/burnout/etc... people who buy sports cars that are automatic are failures...


well actually, you can do burnouts in automatic tranmission vehicle by pushing foot on gas and brake pedals if you have enough torque.
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antdaniee wrote:

REAL Drivers drive Manual... BECUZ automatic only gets half the experience, plus manual has tricks such as drifting/burnout/etc... people who buy sports cars that are automatic are failures...


well actually, you can do burnouts in automatic tranmission vehicle by pushing foot on gas and brake pedals if you have enough torque.


Ok ok, that is true if you wanna mess up your brakes... but however there is NOTHING better than letting off your clutch at redline...
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Posted Jan 27 2008

GreekCotan wrote:


pookie052606 wrote:


GreekCotan wrote:


sebarashii wrote:
If you want controll of your car and get a feeling for driving, get a manual.


ermm the transmission doesn't affect the control of your car, thats the suspension and drivetrain.


The transmission does control the torque output to the drivetrain via driver demand.


so you mean the torque converters in the transmission?

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Whether it be a torque converter in an automatic transmission.
Clutch linkage in a manual...
or the output shaft.
the power from the engine still has to get through the transmission to be applied to the drive axles of the car.
I'm just trying to say that the transmission is as much part of the drive train as the engine, drive axles, etc.
In theory, you do get a little more control with a manual, like say in winter driving.
Rather than shifting it to first gear and taking off from a complete stop and risk wheel spin.
One can easily shift towards second and take advantage of the smaller gear ratio and the lesser torque output to the wheels.

Aha yeah, I don't know the site, I'm just using my girlfriend's crunchy roll account. Image
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Posted Jan 27 2008

antdaniee wrote:


GreekCotan wrote:


antdaniee wrote:

REAL Drivers drive Manual... BECUZ automatic only gets half the experience, plus manual has tricks such as drifting/burnout/etc... people who buy sports cars that are automatic are failures...


well actually, you can do burnouts in automatic tranmission vehicle by pushing foot on gas and brake pedals if you have enough torque.


Ok ok, that is true if you wanna mess up your brakes... but however there is NOTHING better than letting off your clutch at redline...


well I never said it was effecient lol.. but yeah I remember seeing a USDM vs JDM on youtube and the guys engine caught fire. it was pretty pathetic but funny. Anyways, stupid kids will do anything nowadays for entertainment and I wouldn't put it past those rich suburban kids who get a free $40,000+ new vehicle and abuse it cause they don't know automechanics.
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Burnout on an automatic??? LOL, only on a drag racing automatic, unless you're auto trans has the ability to hold a gear.....
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Whether it be a torque converter in an automatic transmission.
Clutch linkage in a manual...
or the output shaft.
the power from the engine still has to get through the transmission to be applied to the drive axles of the car.
I'm just trying to say that the transmission is as much part of the drive train as the engine, drive axles, etc.
In theory, you do get a little more control with a manual, like say in winter driving.
Rather than shifting it to first gear and taking off from a complete stop and risk wheel spin.
One can easily shift towards second and take advantage of the smaller gear ratio and the lesser torque output to the wheels.

Aha yeah, I don't know the site, I'm just using my girlfriend's crunchy roll account. Image

Oh gotcha I see what your saying now.. and yes I'm sure its that exact picture. I guess she'd recognize me cause I'm one of few white people on the site, too. :p
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Posted Jan 27 2008

GreekCotan wrote:


antdaniee wrote:


GreekCotan wrote:


antdaniee wrote:

REAL Drivers drive Manual... BECUZ automatic only gets half the experience, plus manual has tricks such as drifting/burnout/etc... people who buy sports cars that are automatic are failures...


well actually, you can do burnouts in automatic tranmission vehicle by pushing foot on gas and brake pedals if you have enough torque.


Ok ok, that is true if you wanna mess up your brakes... but however there is NOTHING better than letting off your clutch at redline...


well I never said it was effecient lol.. but yeah I remember seeing a USDM vs JDM on youtube and the guys engine caught fire. it was pretty pathetic but funny. Anyways, stupid kids will do anything nowadays for entertainment and I wouldn't put it past those rich suburban kids who get a free $40,000+ new vehicle and abuse it cause they don't know automechanics.


umm.... random? but yea stupid lil spoiled brats...
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Burnout on an automatic??? LOL, only on a drag racing automatic, unless you're auto trans has the ability to hold a gear.....


lol funny lil vid, you might like since your a subie fan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeoDkny6BBg
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GreekCotan wrote:

Whether it be a torque converter in an automatic transmission.
Clutch linkage in a manual...
or the output shaft.
the power from the engine still has to get through the transmission to be applied to the drive axles of the car.
I'm just trying to say that the transmission is as much part of the drive train as the engine, drive axles, etc.
In theory, you do get a little more control with a manual, like say in winter driving.
Rather than shifting it to first gear and taking off from a complete stop and risk wheel spin.
One can easily shift towards second and take advantage of the smaller gear ratio and the lesser torque output to the wheels.

Aha yeah, I don't know the site, I'm just using my girlfriend's crunchy roll account. Image

Oh gotcha I see what your saying now.. and yes I'm sure its that exact picture. I guess she'd recognize me cause I'm one of few white people on the site, too. :p


Aha she tends to check my posts to make sure I'm not messing around with her account so much, so I'll ask her about that. Aha.
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GreekCotan wrote:


AWDfreak wrote:

Burnout on an automatic??? LOL, only on a drag racing automatic, unless you're auto trans has the ability to hold a gear.....


lol funny lil vid, you might like since your a subie fan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeoDkny6BBg


ROFLMFAO!!!!

uhhh, what was this thread about again???
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