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I have to disagree with that advice... There are 6 speeds that are faster than 95% of the built auto trucks on this site. Maybe he wants to lay down rubber in a 6 speed cummins, or do burnouts, or donuts, or drifts.... Just because you have a six speed doesn't mean you can't have fun.
BTW, Since your on the subject of a "cheaper fix"... I don't think trading the truck in on an auto would be the "cheapest" fix.
BTW, Since your on the subject of a "cheaper fix"... I don't think trading the truck in on an auto would be the "cheapest" fix.
Also Wheel wop happened on my truck stock also and wish I had a set from the get go. It's next on my list of important mods to build. Sorry I'm a stainless kinda guy.
Whats this I hear about a fixed mount binding? I hadnt heard that before. Do you mean on flat ground also? I was planning on doing some welded mounts with heims and a little different style that might apease everyone. Might need to study a bit more????
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I have to disagree with that advice... There are 6 speeds that are faster than 95% of the built auto trucks on this site. Maybe he wants to lay down rubber in a 6 speed cummins, or do burnouts, or donuts, or drifts.... Just because you have a six speed doesn't mean you can't have fun.
BTW, Since your on the subject of a "cheaper fix"... I don't think trading the truck in on an auto would be the "cheapest" fix.
BTW, Since your on the subject of a "cheaper fix"... I don't think trading the truck in on an auto would be the "cheapest" fix.
So I dont get it.... what "dont you agree with"???? The fact that autos are easier and more fun to thrash or the fact that he needs an auto to have fun???
I sudgested tarding in for an auto because I see alot of threads about manual guys wanting to swap in an auto or just trading it in because they know where happiness lies...in an auto.
I've had fun in both but autos are ALOT more fun then manuals when it comes to certian driving techniques like 150 foot long burnouts all the way through 3rd gear(auto 70mph of wheel speed= a ton of smoke) 5 consecutive donuts and driving out of it sideways down the block with the tires still smoking. I bought my current manual on pourpose, and alot of guys just think that manuals are typically more fun like on sport cars and such but manuals become more of a PITA on these HD diesels especially if you need a stronger clutch..kiss smooth engaugment and speed shifting goodbye because you now have a 3,200lbs+ of pressure to sift it. This isnt a sports car manual and it would be fun as HECK if it was but its not.
Maybe this is on the extreeme side of things but hey its fun to do and Ive got deacent driving skills to do it.
P.S My suggestion for cheapest fit wasnt buying a new truck it was to dump it in 2nd gear and just go easier on it....which is alot cheaper then traction bars
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