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cadonga 00:20:32 Wed May 9 2012 Offline 2 posts Newbie Reply |
first timer....hello to all.
Does anyone know if cars with automatics have participated in the course? |
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Charlie_Friend 04:21:05 Thu May 10 2012 Offline 30 posts Newbie Reply |
Yes,
Automatic transmissions are used by many cars in ORR. At the higher speeds attained in some of the other ORRs, trans coolers are needed. With the relatively lower speeds at the SORC, a cooler should not be needed. This is from a guy with a manual so if any of you "auto" guys disagree, please speak up. Charlie Friend |
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cadonga 02:40:43 Sat May 12 2012 Offline 2 posts Newbie Reply |
Thanks for the info...the is a 2002 acura rsx fwd.
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cjhans 21:19:43 Sun May 13 2012 Offline 26 posts Newbie Reply |
I run an auto with a cooler and a custom low stall converter. Switching to a full manual valve body with ratchet shifter this year.
Generally, heat is the biggest issue with autos. If you have any concerns with your particular application, add a cooler. It's cheap and easy. |
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