Thaboywonder6588

At this stage of the game, considering what was done to the car already, would it be worth it to purchase a 5 speed? Bored with the auto and I'm on 476 & 95 Daily

Items that have been replaced since car was purchased in October:

Brakes
Rear Brake Calipers
Knock Sensor
Oxygen Sensors
6th Gen Wheels To 4th Gen SE Wheels
Black SEL Seats
98-99 HU
Black Console
Black Door Panels
Black Shifter
SE Cluster (Not Installed Yet)

cashoit

I remember the first time i drove a 4th gen AT. i was very impressed.

I remember the first time i drove a 4th gen MT. I was like, im buying this sh*t!!!! lol

Point being, its all a matter of preference. If u like MT over AT, then should always strive to get a MT. If its in your blood, its in your blood and nothing gonna change that trust me.

Completting a 5spd swap is no easy thing and a lil time consuming but totally do-able.

If i was you i wd try to sell the AT and find a MT. Be warned: the 4th gen tranny is a weak point for the max. Inspect the MT underside, If its wet with gear oil, walk away. the axle bearing are shot and require a rebuild to fix.

Thaboywonder6588

LOL I see what you're saying, though I've never driven one but it honestly can't be very difficult... at the time I was going through a rough time and was just looking to get rid of my 6.5 Gen quickly and stumbled upon the 4th gen. I figured if I find one in decent condition I could sell the one I own for roughly the same price or little of nothing

Dave H.

iTrader: (5)

If you can swing it, get the MT before you sell the AT. Then you can tranfer any parts you want to keep. Looks like mostly interior parts.