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I know TT supra prices a dropping but this is getting ridiculous!


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I've had the priveledge of owning both an Auto and a 6 Speed and the manu is definately better. The auto is good for driving round town, but lets face it, we get these cars to enjoy driving them fast, and a big part of that is changing up the gears. Auto's are boring to drive IMO.

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I've had the priveledge of owning both an Auto and a 6 Speed and the manu is definately better. The auto is good for driving round town, but lets face it, we get these cars to enjoy driving them fast, and a big part of that is changing up the gears. Auto's are boring to drive IMO.

 

Cool thanks, nice car btw!

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The saving grace of auto tt's is that the engine is so naturally torquey and the autobox is so good and hence why they have such a good following and reputation and owners rightly defend them. They are perfect for a gt car that is used for gt'ing! the manuals shine when you are trying to extract more of the sportiness/playfulness/involvement from the car or when going for big power. If all manual supras were somehow wiped out from existance i'd go back to an auto tt without considering say a manual 350z or mr2 turbo........

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I've had the priveledge of owning both an Auto and a 6 Speed and the manu is definately better. The auto is good for driving round town, but lets face it, we get these cars to enjoy driving them fast, and a big part of that is changing up the gears. Auto's are boring to drive IMO.

I take it you have never driven any recently Ferrari's, Bentley's, Aston Martin's, Lamborghini's or Maserati's? ;)

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I take it you have never driven any recently Ferrari's, Bentley's, Aston Martin's, Lamborghini's or Maserati's? ;)

 

To be fair though they all use high-tech double clutch 'boxes with paddle-shift changes... quite a different proposition. I'd kill for a single Supra with one of those.

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To be fair though they all use high-tech double clutch 'boxes with paddle-shift changes... quite a different proposition. I'd kill for a single Supra with one of those.

 

One of our members is about to start work on a paddle conversion for the auto box iirc.

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No but ive passed a few,;)
Now, that doesn't surprise me! :D

 

To be fair though they all use high-tech double clutch 'boxes with paddle-shift changes... quite a different proposition. I'd kill for a single Supra with one of those.
Yep, but they do without a physical leg clutch and no hand action, instead just a click of a finger. :)

 

One of our members is about to start work on a paddle conversion for the auto box iirc.

I think David is working on that one.

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Auto bpu (maybe small single?) is more fun than a manual. Kickdown on bpu is insane :eyebrows:

 

Agreed. Has every benefit with none of the downsides, I was never into auto until the supra, now tbh I'm not sure I'd really like a manual. Mine is a daily driver so for 99% of the time the auto is just plain awesome. The 1% of the time I would like to play in a manual doesn't cut it for me

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