Manual Transmission, Does it get better?
09-08-2017, 02:29 PM
#21
Ok my final piece of experience. Ill put it here.
If you really want to hold 800 horses in a daily driver- it is possible to use a manual trans and a clutch. You just need the right clutch. A single disc... probably isn't going to cut it. A twin is most likely the best answer. There are several twins which give near-stock drivability, long life for a daily, and still hold the power. The only down side is the price is nearly the cost of a transmission.
If you really want to hold 800 horses in a daily driver- it is possible to use a manual trans and a clutch. You just need the right clutch. A single disc... probably isn't going to cut it. A twin is most likely the best answer. There are several twins which give near-stock drivability, long life for a daily, and still hold the power. The only down side is the price is nearly the cost of a transmission.
09-11-2017, 01:56 PM
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In the military, in the morning I would be in gridlock traffic for over an hour in my manual. My leg would be tired when I got to base. It did get better, or I got used to it but never went away. You are using one leg much more than the other, you are probably always going to feel it.