Indeed.Say no more, if this is true then an automatic is your best friend.
Really? So you would replace the 6-piston 15" Brembos, Torsen 3.73 rear end, gauges, unique dash, strut tower brace, k brace, etc.?
if it makes you feel any better, certain cars behave differently in their manual transmissions, ive driven many manual transmissions in trucks and cars foreign and domestic but the one that took some time to get used to was my manual in the Audi TT. the clutch was very sensitive, barely had to step in the pedal before it was engaged and still does it today (14 years later) very much used to it.. when I test drove the 2014 mustang gt manual transmission I was actually shocked that it behaved much like my Audi. my dad has driven many manuals in his lifetime but he actually had difficulty getting used to the Audi and stalled the car numerous times ( My dad is from Germany ;-)
Oh, I forgot the gauges. But yes, everything else. It's gonna be a drag oriented car and the brakes wont clear 17" front runners, torsen is terrible for drag, and so is the strut tower brace.
sorry if this sounds direct, it is, but you walk and run right? you move your arms too when you walk, right? that is all simultaneous[emoji2]. if you plan on learning a manual, make sure the other person does not mind burning up a clutch.. or two. I learned to drive clutch pretty much on my own when I was sixteen I was already travelling and had the opportunity to drive stick with some friends in CA I guess I was a natural but I don't deny the fact I may have stalled a few times.
