Need to decide in auto or mt

marjor1973

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Hi i'm going to order the 2015 next week but i don't know which trasmission to select, auto or manual.
I'm going with SC or TT.
I know 2013 auto was much better with auto tansmission but 2015 hold as well.

Tks in advance
 

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The MT82 sounds like it's having the same weaknesses for 2015. I have had good luck with mine, but I'm also planning to stay NA. The MT82 can be made strong and better shifting with a performance rebuild that's offered by a few places if you really want to shift your own gears. Those cost about $900-$1900 depending on how in depth you go. I want a manual personally, so I don't mind doing a little work to it to make it hold power.
 

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I went with the manual since the PPs only come in manual. If they had PP in auto i wouldve gone auto but the 15 i test drove had no issues banging gears with the MT82. I enjoy the manual so i have no qualms rowing gears.
 

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Are you more concerned about money and additional mods, or the car being more fun to drive? How are you going to drive it?
 

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It cost $1195 more for the auto. So I guess you still save $805 :)


:kaboom::kaboom:

This saving is zero when Begin modify, and start to skate the clutch. Or when in the street take a 5.0 an automatic , leave the day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:rockon::rockon::rockon:
 

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Damn it man...now I'm on the fence. I'll eventually wanna go with boost...
 

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Yea but the reliability of the clutch and mt-82 with 600+rwhp? I never had any issues with my 2012 5.0 m6 but I only ever had bolt ons

My MT82 has held up just fine over 600hp for 22k miles. I did chose to upgrade the clutch after about 12k miles.
 

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