RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster?
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 9:44:18 AM
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2k5pony
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Right I am saying the cars were = I am sure the auto would win. LOL the only way to end the argument to to Race 2 identical cars...Do you race on paper alot...I bet you win alot that way.
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ORIGINAL: fatguy_poolshark
Ok i find this funny.... your saying we take TWO identical mustangs 05 with same gearing man versus auto and same shift points.... yea the auto will win probably.... now lets be realistic we take two mustangs that were made in 05 not a bs stock car but two true stock stangs and the manual will win out because the auto is conservativly shifting too lower wear and tear on your vehicle. They shift out at lower bands to help your economy and many others things.... Manual doesnt have this problem becauseyour in control of YOUR vehicle not a computer in control...... This is the end of story and argument lol.... now built and supped up once you hit high horses 500+ automatic takes the manual in 1/4 times... end of story there two but for your question no the STOCK auto is not FASTER then the STOCK manual......
Oh and the people who attacked you attacked you because your posts make it sound patronizing like your talking to 3 year olds.... cant imagine why they took it a bit personal....
Laterz
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 9:56:48 AM
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2k5pony
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Proof??? The only proof is to race it? I have in the past and first hadn sene the proof
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ORIGINAL: 96SilverLT1
now do you guys agree that he will NEVER change his way of thinking no matter how much proof you throw at him??
Now he will quote me and say yet another pointless statement.
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 10:11:15 AM
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2k5pony
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???? think your in the wrong forum. do you aimlessly respond or do you read the prior posts? Now is the time to use your qupte "Now he will quote me and say yet another pointless statement." <----Boy you got that right
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ORIGINAL: 96SilverLT1
told ya so....
*steps up on stage, slowly walks to podium.* *taps on microphone, a loud buzz can be heard* *clears throat*
PUT THE CRACK PIPE DOWN!!!
Thank you.
*steps away from podium and slowly walks to seat*
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 11:02:49 AM
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2k5pony
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I must admit I am Sooooooooooooooooooooooooo happy you finally deceided to put your crack pipe down.
We all thank you!!
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ORIGINAL: 96SilverLT1
told ya so....
*steps up on stage, slowly walks to podium.* *taps on microphone, a loud buzz can be heard* *clears throat*
PUT THE CRACK PIPE DOWN!!!
Thank you.
*steps away from podium and slowly walks to seat*
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 11:23:49 AM
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wow, again, ignored my post. only responds to every other. i sort of expected that.
breaking news: manual loses to auto in identical cars = bad manual driver. (listen dont take that personally, i dont mean "bad", just not "great", if that makes any sense)
bottom line, no matter what craziness you throw out, if two cars, one auto one manual, launch from a stop,
when the auto shifts to second, the manual will still be in first = manual is still accelerating faster.
when the auto shifts to third, the manual will still be in second= manual is still accelerating faster.
etc...
anyway, nothing personal meant by this, im just swamped at work so im stressed about other stuff, no hostility intended :)
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 11:41:07 AM
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2k5pony
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Sorry for not responding to your post.......
a and b...Please post examples what does not make sense
The only way (as I have stated) to resovle this is to test it out as I already did.
Yes I read it.
I assume when someone brings up a 455 we are talking htje car is completly stock
since that was the point of the thread. So I am assuming the auto trans, converter ect is from the stock car that held the 455
I have raced at the track for MANY years and can tell you all the horsepower in the world does you no good unless you have prper traction. I sent the link to http://www.dragtimes.com I can cut and paste auto's beating manual all day if you like. This is where the proof is on the gtrack not the street or some stat sheet you download from how stff works. I can t take too much seriously from a site that also tells you how a blender works....LOL I typicall try to stay away from racing on paper as this thread is enjoying. No problem I dont mind responses that are atleast intelligent.
let me ask you a question. for the past 10 posts or so, all i have been reading is babyish retorts.
a) you are not making sense anymore (at least earlier you were trying to)
b) you havent said anything to back your case. only things like "i am right and you are all wrong".
did you read the info i linked to, on howstuffworks.com?
and dont respond with "i didnt need to since i know everything about transmissions" since you definitely have things to learn.
the only thing you keep saying is "yes i agree about old engines"...etc etc etc.
but listen to yourself. what does the engine have to do with the drivetrain power loss? they were just comparing *transmission of power from engine to wheels*. where the power comes from or what kind of engine makes it has no bearing on the ability of the the tranny to use the power.
you say you lose power when you chirp tires. ok, ill conceded that you do lose traction when that happens. but thats for a split second, before and after which your car is accelerating faster than the auto. and like someone else said, the car is not going to slow down appreciably during that time, so the fact that you lost traction there is inconsequential.
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the only reason this board got hostile is because you are being incredibly closed minded. if you would have responded with something like "oh, i didnt know that, let me do some more research" you would not have received such a response from the people here, most of which do know their share of automotive info.
noone said that an auto is a bad tranny. but the fact is you were comparing identical cars. if the auto had enough power to make up for the power loss (i.e. more than the manual car) and modified shift points (and the driver launched instead of punching from idle) then fine, you could make the case that the auto would have a chance since it would be putting similar power down and shifting perfectly at high rpms. but with identical cars with stock trannys this is not the case.
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 11:47:29 AM
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2k5pony
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Who was the driver? Apparently you know him and how he drives??? Come on man you said you put the pipe down? RT of .2 and .3 is a red light. I guess do not know what your doing at the track.
http://www.staginglight.com/guide/react.html
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ORIGINAL: 96SilverLT1
It's true tho. the ONLY excuse in a street car for an auto is consistency. But even that has it's pitfals. your only inconsistent if you can't drive. I have been to the track 4 times. Each time I learn. The first time I had bad bad RT's and bad bad 60 foots. The next time I got betterr 60 foots but red lighted all the time. The next time my 60 foots got even better and my RT's were imporving. Now when ever I go I hit a 0.20-0.30 Rt with a 1.95-2.0 60 foot EVERY time. It just takes practice.
your little "experiment" doesn't prove anything other then the stick driver sucked.
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RE: Auto Faster? Stick faster? - 3/4/2005 11:57:21 AM
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2k5pony
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See my link about a perfect RT is .500 the time between the last amber and the green. Anytime before your leaving on the amber....Unless you race at someplace that takes RT's and subtracts the .5 I have yet to see that but I guess its possible. Your Mommy in the street with a stop watch doesn't count as RT.
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ORIGINAL: 96SilverLT1
wow.. this guy doen't even understand reaction times. How many of you want to bet he has never been to the track before?
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