2000 v6 standard

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2000v6mustangPerfomancere

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• Oct 20, 2019

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Will my 2000 v6 5 speed beat a 2000 v6 automatic

 

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• Oct 20, 2019

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Yes. assuming:

• That the manual is in good working condition. IE it's producing the rated HP.
• That the driver of the manual transmission is competent.
• That the automatic is stock.

Why?

• the manual is lighter
• there is less parasitic loss due due to automatic pumping requirements
• There aren't any losses through the torque converter. No slip with a manual clutch.

 

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2000v6mustangPerfomancere

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Yes it's is stock there both in good condition only thing the automatic has a rigged pedal he didn't with a zip tie

 

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2000v6mustangPerfomancere

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Yes it's in good condition there both stock only difference is the automatic guy has rigged his acceleration pedal with a zip tie

 

Mustang5L5

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• Oct 23, 2019

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What's a zip tie going to do?

 

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Btw, when I started racing my 5 speed at the 1/4 mile track I would miss shifts on the (limp wristed) stock shifter because of all the adrenaline I was experiencing. I swapped it out to an MGW short throw shifter. Made all the difference in the world.