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Nope, that would be semi-automatic (really a manual transmission with electro-hydrolically controlled clutch and ECU wizardry). Sequentials can be operated through the same means though, they're just lighter and stronger than a standard design manual trans.
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ah-ha! Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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Here's a link to a company called Jerico Performance which produces the sequential trannies for most NASCAR and many other circle track, Trans-Am, and raod racing teams.
http://www.jericoperformance.com/ They actually aren't that expensive rellatively speaking. Something along the lines of the "Road Race 5 speed" would be what we are looking for here. |
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