Wes06
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Moved to chit chat, what to buy is not tech.
saw in "new posts" and hoped it was in tech, felt let down but clicked any way.
omg wow it was in tech originally?!
hahahah
Moved to chit chat, what to buy is not tech.
If you've never been in a turboed auto V8, throw this post in the garbage LOL
A relentless pull making you go " OH fuck OH fuck OH fuck, OK STOP!!!!!" It's fun to shift a stick, WOT is much more fun overall in a booster car w an auto


The amount of people opting for autos these days is sickening.
Autos make it 100% car vs car. That's the same as having it money vs money.
At least with the manuals the underdog can win because driver skill is actually required.
If you have money and want to boost and just push your pedal to the floor and win and have it not feel rewarding what-so-ever, buy an auto.
If you're a "man" and like to do "man" things like driving a "manual"... well you get the jist.
I'll never buy an auto sports car, just my opinion.
I ordered my 2015 with a manual. But I still find your comment to be gibberish bs. But that's my opinion just like you have yours
Auto for the track so all you have to do is hold the steering wheel and try not to fall asleep.
Stick for someone who likes to actually drive their car and depend on their skills.
My thing is, it's MUCH more impressive to see a stick car with an awesome driver than an auto that literally anyone can get into and run the number.
You can literally put a 10yr old in the car and tell them to press the pedal and keep the wheel straight and they will run that same time you just did.
To that I say meh, MEH sir!
That makes it even worseThe ten year old weighs less. = better numbers than you. Lol


One (not the only but most important) reason I went to an auto on my current car is because in my own personal opinion remote shifter linkages suck..... My last car was a supercharged 2008 with a manual 5 speed and I can't count the number of times I could not get it to go from 2nd to 3rd at full throttle. Granted there was likely a few things I could have done to help minimize it like stiffer motor mounts and a che-brace but it was pretty frustrating. I like a manual transmission and they are a lot of fun but I was in the same position as the user who wrote this, I wanted a fast and consistant car at the strip. I've ticked off 4 to 5 runs in a row all within .05 of a second of each other, it's hard to get that kind of consistancy out of a manual. You can be a man and drive a manual all you want but don't come back to the board crying when a girl driving the auto blows your doors off when you miss a shift or don't do it rightlol I'd rather win and smile than have the excuse of "I drive a manual car and missed a gear".
lrn2shft bro
Here is when I am bracket racing...
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I got 99 problems but consistency aint one.
Maybe instead of "giving up" you should have worked on your technique?
SO MUCH MORE satisfying, oh i know bro... "but it's hard..."
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