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Old 06-09-2002, 01:55 AM
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Question weird question...

aighty...

ive never drivin a manual before [xept in games...]...but i wanna start

the thing is i dun wnna go thru the process of learning....

is ther ANY way of buying, lets say...an integra [auto] and have ''tech/tip/shift tronics'' put in???


any feedback is appreciated!:licker:
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Old 06-09-2002, 02:50 AM
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not really,but you could get a fully race prepped auto with a reverse valve body.So you'd have to shift the gears manually,but there would be no clutch.
It would be freaking expansive though.
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Old 06-09-2002, 04:12 AM
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driving a MT isn't hard. you can learn within half an hour just like when i first started. there's no such thing as any aftermarket tiptronic crossover for integra, it's better to learn then blow over 10g's trying to make modify such a tranny.
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Old 06-09-2002, 11:22 AM
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driving a MT isn't hard. you can learn within half an hour just like when i first started. there's no such thing as any aftermarket tiptronic crossover for integra, it's better to learn then blow over 10g's trying to make modify such a tranny.
ya, why waste all that money? just learn to drive a MT, its fun and a lot cheaper than doing that tiptronic tranny you want. you won't regret learning to drive a MT.
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yea, a manual isnt hard to drive at all. I learned to drive a manual when i was 7 years old and im 17 now, so it wasnt very hard at all to learn. I learned to drive a clutch in a semi so in a car shouldnt be hard at all, it shouldnt take more than like an hour to get the basics down. Good luck.
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Old 06-12-2002, 03:51 PM
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i agree, get a manual, my first car was an auto, cuz i thought i wouldnt like a manual, and after i finally learned, i keep saying "i want a manual! it rocks!" and after i sold my first car (errr. jeep, haha), cuz it was about to die, i got my current car, the civic, and it is manual, and i am happy to have it! very fun
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ok sorry for bringing up old topics....


but isnt there that unconfortable jolt in every shift??

rite now thats all im afraid of
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