5AT to 6MT Swap
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why not? i think you can do it. you'll need to find a 6MT tho.. You'll also need a new center counsel for your interior.. and ecu?
good luck on the project - might be cheaper to find a messed up 6MT and rebuild vs a new one good luck on it
edit i see u have an 05... IMO just trade it in and buy another 6MT 05.. especially right now before the 06 hits.
You'll get:
1. New "High REV" motor
2. 6MT gauge cluster w/shift light
3. New 6MT interior
4. Stronger Rods - Internal
5. Stronger Rod Bolts - Interal
6. Built to redline at 7k
7. Redesigned Intake Manifold
8. New Improved ECU
9. Variable Timing on the exhaust side as well as intake
good luck on the project - might be cheaper to find a messed up 6MT and rebuild vs a new one good luck on it
edit i see u have an 05... IMO just trade it in and buy another 6MT 05.. especially right now before the 06 hits.
You'll get:
1. New "High REV" motor
2. 6MT gauge cluster w/shift light
3. New 6MT interior
4. Stronger Rods - Internal
5. Stronger Rod Bolts - Interal
6. Built to redline at 7k
7. Redesigned Intake Manifold
8. New Improved ECU
9. Variable Timing on the exhaust side as well as intake
Last edited by EricIsKlumzyee; 10-14-2005 at 10:36 PM.
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Agreeing with everyone else, you're better off getting a new 6mt car.
But if you're concerned about an Auto not being able to handle that extra power...you're dead wrong. You can get an upgraded Torque Converter and a bunch of other mods to beef up your tranny.
And from what I've read on these forums, A modded Auto Tranny Vs. a modded Manual Tranny can actually take more abuse/horsepower. Do a search on the boards, and check out Gurgenpb's ride.
But if you're concerned about an Auto not being able to handle that extra power...you're dead wrong. You can get an upgraded Torque Converter and a bunch of other mods to beef up your tranny.
And from what I've read on these forums, A modded Auto Tranny Vs. a modded Manual Tranny can actually take more abuse/horsepower. Do a search on the boards, and check out Gurgenpb's ride.
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but the cost to buff up an AT tranny to withstand enough power compared to a MT tranny is costly. having to purchase torque converters, valve bodys, etc. but anyways, if your worried that your AT can't sustain 350-400whp then your wrong. usually if you stay at stock boost level you can stick with stock internals. if you want more power then thats a different story.
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