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Old 05-10-2006, 09:27 AM
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Seems that there is a new 6spd manual coming up to go along with the 6spd auto. It will be interesting to see what it can hold up to .

http://media.gm.com/division/2004_pr...ary_manual.pdf

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Old 05-10-2006, 09:44 AM
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Weird looking with no shifter on top..

I wonder if it's a Tremec unit??
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Old 05-10-2006, 12:18 PM
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I don't think Tremec has anything to do with it, it is supposed to share many components with the 6L80E and other 6spd autos .

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putting a manual in "Park" will get some getting used to.
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IT SOUNDS PROMISSING . I WONDER IF THE PLANETERIES WILL HAVE CLUTCH PACKS LIKE A LENCO OR TRADITIONAL AUTO'S. IT WOULD BE A GOOD STEP IN MAKING A 6-SPEDD THAT WOULD HOLD UP TO BIG H.P. THE CLUTCH PACKS TEND TO CUSION THE GEARSETS A BIT. AND NO CLUTCH TO SHIFT YEE HA!
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It looks like fun!

Bring on the Shrifter!!

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Um, that looks like an auto on every bit of the design. Has an oil pan, uses planetary gears, has no shifter, or linkage, and has a P in the gear pattern. I'm guessing an auto controlled by an electronic shifter that has a 'pattern' built into the unit so it seems like you are rowing gears. This might be manumatic at its finest, but a full manual trans this isn't.

That last line sounds like something Yoda would say. Screw it- the sentence stays.

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I'm an idiot. One should read (not just look at the pretty picture) about the features in the .pdf before posting about it.
/Moron mode off.

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