For anyone with a street driven manual valvebody trans
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I want to get a TH350 with a trans brake and a manual valvebody, but I will still put about 3-4 thousand miles per year on it. Please tell me if you like driving with it on the street or if I should just keep the automatic features,thanx!!
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I like it, but I am used to cruising with a manual trans. The only thing that might get old is backing into a parking spot (parallel parking), when using a shifter that requires you to actuate a lever to shift into reverse. Other than that, it isn't too bad.
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Some rmvb's are different than others. I really like the Rossler for the street. Combine it with a B&M Hammer shifter and it's easy to get into reverse and very easy to drive on the street. Basically, a clutchless manual.