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i cant drive a manual. i also heard that automatic kicks a$$ against a manual on a turbo. my brothers friend has an unbeatable tt auto supra down at speedway in tucson.
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-2001 Celica GTS dk blue mica 100hp per litre (GOT LIFT?) |
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I meant to ask the same question before. The question is who do you take it to. 10/10 mechanics will say no because they know they pains that go behind swapping a new engine and furthermore know how difficult and annoying it would be to attach auto to the engine.
In my opinion automatic tranny can and will support the engine, with a few modifications that is. take me and player158 I have ST and he has ST I have auto 7afe he has manual 7afe Visually engines look the same and have the same stock HP. 1993-1999 toyota supra comes both manual and auto with same hp. Many sports performance vehicles, including race cars come with auto transmission. I think with persistence it is possible to find a mechanic that does it. I am definetly thinking about swapping and autoing 3sgte As much as it is fun to drive a stick, Computer controlled tranny with perfect shifting is better performancewise, at least in my opinion. -------------------- Captain Pessimist
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