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Old 09-12-2012, 07:31 PM   #29 (permalink)
IDZRVIT
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Originally Posted by Davey View Post
Plenty of people are having issues with the GT500, Boss 302, Mustang GT, Camaro, Corvette, etc. power shifting it and/or just shifting it fast. I would say to some degree it's that these manufacturers have little experience with building a transmission that shifts reliably at 6,000+ RPM, and to some degree, it's cheap **** that seems to work OK for the test drive and/or the first 10,000 miles.
You're joking, right? I think however, that plenty of people are having issues with how to drive a manual. Just read the posts. They're everywhere. See my vette? It has the original B-W ST-10, if you know what that is, and I shift hard all the time with it. 90000+ miles and it's never been apart. So don't come in here and say that the American auto makers don't know how to spec a tranny. My Z roadster with the 6 speed, I have no problems shifting in any gear at 7500 rpm. So, did I get the only car that has a good manual? I doubt that. A guy goes through three trannys and claims there are issues with the it? Not likely. It's abuse or lack of shifting skills.
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