stock 6-spd vs. stock 5-spd 4th gen?
06-03-2003, 02:18 PM
#5
it depeneds on the driver..
the way i drive my 6 speed.. yo ucoudl beat me probably by 6 car lengths. I mean i baby it like nobody else, and havent mastered the clutch yet, thats what happens when you drive a Jeep for 7 years with a broke *** clutch
the way i drive my 6 speed.. yo ucoudl beat me probably by 6 car lengths. I mean i baby it like nobody else, and havent mastered the clutch yet, thats what happens when you drive a Jeep for 7 years with a broke *** clutch
06-03-2003, 02:43 PM
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Originally posted by jeepik
it depeneds on the driver..
the way i drive my 6 speed.. yo ucoudl beat me probably by 6 car lengths. I mean i baby it like nobody else, and havent mastered the clutch yet, thats what happens when you drive a Jeep for 7 years with a broke *** clutch
it depeneds on the driver..
the way i drive my 6 speed.. yo ucoudl beat me probably by 6 car lengths. I mean i baby it like nobody else, and havent mastered the clutch yet, thats what happens when you drive a Jeep for 7 years with a broke *** clutch
06-03-2003, 02:51 PM
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Re: stock 6-spd vs. stock 5-spd 4th gen?
Originally posted by white95max
How bad would the 4th gen get owned?
specifically looking for # of car lengths?
I have a 5-spd 4th gen but I want an '03 6spd soon.
How bad would the 4th gen get owned?
specifically looking for # of car lengths?
I have a 5-spd 4th gen but I want an '03 6spd soon.
Well I have a 2003 SE Auto, I actually raced a 96 Maxima 5-spd. We raced from start to about 85 mph(that's when I decided to shut it down) at which point I had about 3 cars on him.
06-03-2003, 05:46 PM
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Owned pretty bad, if you driven a 3.0 back to back with 3.5 they feel like the same car until you 1/2 throttle to floor them. Not even in the same ballpark "bye bye" 4th or early 5th gen.
06-03-2003, 08:53 PM
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Originally posted by woosh
The 4th gen could win if driven with the proper tactic.
Lock your wheel toward the 6sp and ram him as the race starts ...
race is all yours after that.
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The 4th gen could win if driven with the proper tactic.
Lock your wheel toward the 6sp and ram him as the race starts ...
race is all yours after that.
License plate sik4thG
SHIFT_woosh
06-06-2003, 09:28 PM
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I have owned both. The six speed is definitely a lot faster. Not only do you have more power, but when you shift, you are put in the sweet spot in every gear. With the five speed, you go into the new a gear a bit low in the RPMs. The 6 spd also gets to around 45 in 1st. I dont remember what the old one did, but it was less.
06-07-2003, 04:05 AM
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Originally posted by Cfbrenton1
I have owned both. The six speed is definitely a lot faster. Not only do you have more power, but when you shift, you are put in the sweet spot in every gear. With the five speed, you go into the new a gear a bit low in the RPMs. The 6 spd also gets to around 45 in 1st. I dont remember what the old one did, but it was less.
I have owned both. The six speed is definitely a lot faster. Not only do you have more power, but when you shift, you are put in the sweet spot in every gear. With the five speed, you go into the new a gear a bit low in the RPMs. The 6 spd also gets to around 45 in 1st. I dont remember what the old one did, but it was less.
45 in 1st? Are you sure? Sounds a bit much.
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