Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[Jackv6]

Which box do i need for an auto to manual conversion and what else would i need

[106pete]

This should help you

http://oldsite.omegaowners.com//forum/YaBB.pl?num=1218634381

[Jackv6]

Yes it does

[biggriffin]

Said it once, and say it again.
 if manual was efficient, race cars would use it, and heavy commercials. They use auto :Y what's this tell you.
 Manuel is not good, also you only have 2 feet. One for each pedal.

[05omegav6]

Said it once, and say it again.
 if manual was efficient, race cars would use it, and heavy commercials. They use auto :Y what's this tell you.
 Manuel is not good, also you only have 2 feet. One for each pedal.

You sound just like Mr Beanz

Trucks tend to use automated manuals with conventional clutches rather than traditional auto boxes

[Kevin Wood]

Said it once, and say it again.
 if manual was efficient, race cars would use it, and heavy commercials. They use auto :Y what's this tell you.
 Manuel is not good, also you only have 2 feet. One for each pedal.

You sound just like Mr Beanz

Trucks tend to use automated manuals with conventional clutches rather than traditional auto boxes

Yeah, I can't see anyone making a conventional slushbox that would last on a HGV.

[Mr Gav]

Said it once, and say it again.
if manual was efficient, race cars would use it, and heavy commercials. They use auto :Y what's this tell you.
 Manuel is not good, also you only have 2 feet. One for each pedal.

Tell that to Walter Rohrl.....i`ve seen a video of his foot work in the Audi quattro that would put Cozy Powell to shame 

[Andy B]

Said it once, and say it again.
 if manual was efficient, race cars would use it, and heavy commercials. They use auto :Y what's this tell you.
 Manuel is not good, also you only have 2 feet. One for each pedal.

You sound just like Mr Beanz

Trucks tend to use automated manuals with conventional clutches rather than traditional auto boxes

Yeah, I can't see anyone making a conventional slushbox that would last on a HGV.

I'm sure the bin waggons where SWMBO used to work were proper autos ... cheaper than keep replacing clutches. :-?