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Old 03-01-2010, 08:31 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by edpontiac91 View Post
Yet there are some people who would say that the current paddle shifters on the steering wheel are the way to go. When I was selling 67-69 GTO's, one of the coolest ways to shift an automatic was with the Hurst set-up. You could manually shift and slam the lever just like a stick, grab a chirp from 1st to 2nd and downshift also. It gives you the best of both worlds, just consider being stuck on the Parkway in the summer with a stick, not too much fun. Just my
its not fun.. go down the shore on any summer day after 8am and you will feel the pain...

but its the ONLY downdside for me.... still making it a landslide victory ... i have both and the m6 is not my dd maybe that why tool... but i do the clutch thing sometimes too in my e30 and get confused esp when i go right from one car to the other..

like when i play tetris in my drive way to put the cars in the right spots. lol
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