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RBatson · 05-14-2003, 01:23 AM

You'd be better off with an auto in a 4x4 on the beaches around here. I don't think I'd really want a manual in a 4x4.

I have an auto in my mustang.. add a PI Stallion($700), a Lentech valve body($350) and a solid input shaft($189) and its better than a manual and you can shift gears like a manual without the clutch although... if I were to buy a new mustang then it would be a stick, it is fun and cheaper(than a built aod). For a serious car an auto is the only way to go IMO.

05-14-2003, 01:23 AM	#5
RBatson Registered Member Join Date: May 1997 Posts: 3,028	You'd be better off with an auto in a 4x4 on the beaches around here. I don't think I'd really want a manual in a 4x4. I have an auto in my mustang.. add a PI Stallion($700), a Lentech valve body($350) and a solid input shaft($189) and its better than a manual and you can shift gears like a manual without the clutch although... if I were to buy a new mustang then it would be a stick, it is fun and cheaper(than a built aod). For a serious car an auto is the only way to go IMO.