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| View Poll Results: What trans would you like to have | |||
| 6 speed manual |
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27 | 71.05% |
| 5 speed manual |
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4 | 10.53% |
| 6 speed semi-automatic semi-sequential |
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6 | 15.79% |
| full automatic |
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1 | 2.63% |
| Voters: 38. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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i say semi-auto is perfect because for a lot of people this is probably going to be a dailey driver i know it is going to be for me and living in LA traffic sucks and shifting can get reall annoying sometimes
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I saw a few folks want a 5 speed but wonder if those who voted for this option understand the number of problems that Suby folks have had with that gearbox? It breaks more often than a cheap lawn chair under a fat mans arse and will simply not stand up to the abuse of performance driving or modification.
The manumatics are nice ideas but I see this car as the entry level sport fighter. Complex transmissions are nice and all but the 6 speed manual box is near indestructible and in my mind real men still row their own gears. Gimme the 6 speed! |
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6 sp manual... obvvvv
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#34 (permalink) |
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So Subie gear heads. Is there a 6Spd trans made by Subie that has Reverse in the left position (beyond 1st gear). Sorry Ive never looked at a 6Spd subie...
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#35 (permalink) |
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Being an old fart my days with manual transmissions has passed. I'll opt for paddles.
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I had my years of driving manuals but never put anyone down for driving an automatic. When I read posts about how automatics "suck" (and other comments) it reminds me a lot how immature and stupid some people can be.
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#38 (permalink) |
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Please do not try to bring this back up. People are entitled to their opinion. The only immature people are the one's who don't realize that. No one put down the people who drive an automatic car, just the automatic itself as that is not their preference. There is a difference.
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#39 (permalink) |
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135 / 246 R?
I guess its nothing amazing if this transmission is rather unique from the standard subie trans. |
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There are benefits/drawbacks to both auto and manual transmissions. Being that the FT-86 is performance oriented and this is a performance oriented site, it is normal for one to encounter more individuals that like manual transmissions on this site. If we were talking about a cadilac cts sedan, this would be just the opposite.
I am sure we all understand that there has always been a healthy debate on wether an auto is better then a manual transmission. This thread was set up to ask us which we prefer not which was better. Understand that drag car drivers use manual because there would be very little driver skill involved otherwise. F1 drivers use push button autos because they don't have time to take their eyes off the rdwy. I prefer manual because I am a control freak and a manual has better control of the car by the driver. The auto may be able to shift better in a straight line, but I still prefer shifting (while I still can) to pushing buttons. However, there will always be "that time" when I am holding a coke, trying to eat a hamburger and can't shift. Then.....I will wish I had the auto.
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I can't believe you guys eat and drink inside your own cars?!?!?! That's what road-side diners are for! :-)
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Pssh I've eaten in my old cars plenty of times. The newer one, only drink will be allowed in it.
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Admittedly I don't know what a "hip shot" comment is, never heard of that phrase.
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I reckon its a contraction of the phase "shooting from the hip".
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That's what I assumed.
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![]() - I rarely drink in the car...(never goes 'slow')...so liquid would fly everywhere, if I did. - I eat in the car (but rarely) and NEVER when it's moving. again...food would likely be sticking to the windows and end up balling up on the floormat, if I did. |
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I liked my 240's. Not a GOD DAMN CUP HOLDER in the whole car. Now that's a drivers car.
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Actually there kind of is. Not sure about the S13's but in the S14's the middle console there is a small piece of plastic that you can buy from the stealership to section the console off, effectively making a cupholder.
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There are some aftermarket cupholders that people use. And IIRC there is a JDM OEM cupholder but they are super rare. Like 2 people on Zilvia have'em. Ok probably more then 2, but you get the idea. PS I was going to say S13 but I didn't know if the rest of this forum would know what S13's and S14's are so i just said 240. |
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PS. I am now on a search for JDM cupholder.
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