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Old 09-23-2014, 08:23 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by roadrash666 View Post
DE is pretty much spot on, the 7AT is a pretty efficient(and if driven correctly)and quick shifting transmission. The modifications will give the same net increase with either transmission. The total numbers may be slightly lower with the AT although not by much.


The biggest difference, or what should be the center of attention is modability. The 7AT will do fine with bolt ons, some will argue it will hold a SC with low torque figures with mild upgrades (tune for line pressure, trans cooler and maybe even VB upgrade) but the 6MT will always be best for high power applications and modability. Lightweight flywheel, different clutch, no need to cool the fluid, etc... Biggest disadvantage is the CSC/CMC.
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