RSKtakR
Senior Member
At how many miles did you clutch crap out? Yeah i am concerned about using drag radials or slicks cause the clutch will go. So far no problems.
6700 miles..
At how many miles did you clutch crap out? Yeah i am concerned about using drag radials or slicks cause the clutch will go. So far no problems.
If you drag race than the auto is faster, with a stall and a trans tune than its even better compared to the 6 speed manual.
This is my opinion.
Auto's win drag races (I have had several auto and manual cars.)
Manuals are usually quicker with the same bolt on type mods and driven great down the track. But once you get into big power a manual just does not 60' as well as a stalled auto. So if all you car about is going fast in a straight line a lot, buy an auto.
Manual with the same power are, more fun on the street, win roll races, auto-X way faster. Before you noobs chime in and say that roll racing is gay. My point here is 99 - 100 times if you happen to race on the street it is from a roll because no one stops in the middle of the road unless it is some sort of pre setup race. The people that set up those types of races will need an auto.
auto's are for women
Thats fine, have you ever heard of a girl named Ashley Force?
yeah a girl whos dad made lots of money already from drag racing and had damn near the best car money could buy thrown in front of her. She really worked her way up from no where haThats fine, have you ever heard of a girl named Ashley Force?
1000.... not having the clutch pedal stick to the floor...priceless!!!!!what the price on those circle D converters vs a new clutch?
I know that a big stalled auto is faster at the drag strip, but driveablility goes down with that as well as gas mileage. Also, I see posts saying that a manual will cost more due to needing a better clutch, well how long is that auto going to hold up throwing 600+ rwhp at it?
Where do I start on this one but let me ask first have you ever owned a stalled auto car?
what the price on those circle D converters vs a new clutch?
I know that a big stalled auto is faster at the drag strip, but driveablility goes down with that as well as gas mileage. Also, I see posts saying that a manual will cost more due to needing a better clutch, well how long is that auto going to hold up throwing 600+ rwhp at it?
right but at what point will his clutch shoot craps like most everyone else's and the pedal need to be replaced? the neverending clutch problem (until Ford actually redesigns it CORRECTLY) is the ONLY reason I would goto the auto. when my clutch was replaced.. it just got replaced w/ the same POS that just shot craps at 6700 miles on my car. along w/ the pedals. I dont have the extra $1k sitting around to goto an aftermarket clutch, and its crap that my brand new car has a neverending clutch issue.. at this point anyways.
1000.... not having the clutch pedal stick to the floor...priceless!!!!!
You forgot to mention that the manual is much faster on a road race course.Manual with the same power are, more fun on the street, win roll races, auto-X way faster.
what the price on those circle D converters vs a new clutch?