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TomtOm

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hey guys, im not sure if anyone has posted this question before, if so please link me to the post

anywayz, im driving a semi-auto 1988 r34(RB25de), i was just wondering, if i change the transmission, would that be much different from a stock manual?

(because, apparently manual N/A skylines are faster :wave: )

also, if i turbo charge my N/A, would it perform much different from a Stock turbo gtst (rb25det)??

chears guys~

Tom

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the search function for this forum is very helpful, rather than asking for links try searching for them - you usually get your answers much faster

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/search.html

since you're new to the forum, welcome.

i'll help you out in this time :wave:

your auto vs. manual conversion question is very open. will there be much difference? hell yes!

drag racing the auto will be more consistant. manual is faster if you can shift well enough and only really suitable for track racing. what is it your asking exactly?

if you turbo charge your NA, yes it will be different. higher compression, lower boost, boost hits harder, cant run above 7~8 PSI safely, different kind of car altogether

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/tu...nual+conversion

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Tu...nual+conversion

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