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i got an auto....i can get it changed to manual for a good price...but

i dunno if i want it....what sort of shift kits, and high stall kits or improvment kits can i get to make the gear changes quicker and some how be able to launch better....any one

its for a r33

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well, you can get a stally kit from 2500 to what ever you want pretty much, maybe try something like 3200 for your car. a get a shift kit installed, tell the ppl how tite u want the gear changes, and they should do it foryou. Depends on what you want tho, how much are we speaking for the manual conversion?

ring up, get some prices on a stall converter and shift kit installed, and then work it out if u want to make it a manual or not. Both transmissions have their advantages, just what are you looking at getting out of your car.

well, you can get  a stally kit from 2500 to what ever you want pretty much, maybe try something like 3200 for your car.  a get a shift kit installed, tell the ppl how tite u want the gear changes, and they should do it foryou.  Depends on what you want tho, how much are we speaking for the manual conversion?

ring up, get some prices on a stall converter and shift kit installed, and then work it out if u want to make it a manual or not.  Both transmissions have their advantages, just what are you looking at getting out of your car.

Yeh well i want performance....but not top end....more to go with street performance and still smooth if ya can understand what i mean...

Have a chat to Mike at MV automatics.

I have organised a group buy for the Valve body, and he can also set you up with a torque converter. The prices are good and there are many satisfied people on this forum. Check out

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...54&hl=automatic

ITs a great improvement over standard shifts, will allow you to leave the line quicker than an equivelant manual, and you get the cruise benifits in traffic.

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