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Tests show the difference is very small, and considering the 7AT accelerates at least as fast as the 6MT with the same crank HP, I doubt if there is much
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Tests show the difference is very small, and considering the 7AT accelerates at least as fast as the 6MT with the same crank HP, I doubt if there is much difference.
I assume the full lockup of the torque converter in M mode contributes to the lack of old style AT loss.
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