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most definatly not the t5!!

I'd say that with soem sticky tyres the there would be a few manual xr6t/phoons in the 11's. Xtreme f6 for one. I think the oem t56 would be up to the job, with new clutch I'd say..

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As far as I am aware - there are no 11sec manual T's All of the T's that have run in the 11's or faster have been auto's...

As for gearbox - definitely a T56.

By rights - a good driver with high 300's or 400kw and very sticky tyres should be able to acheive an 11...

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I disagree I don`t think you will need 400rwklw to get into the 11`s

I think your suspension setup and tyres and driveline will have alot more then an extra 40klws. don`t get me wrong the extra power helps!!

but if ppl are now getting high 13`s with stock power and just a few drapstrip style mods I think we will be seeing manual t`s with around 350rwklws hitting high 11`s!!

and we need the right driver behind the wheel!!!

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Why is the T different to a VL turbo???? please explain. This can't be mechanical so must be brain orientated. Air flow meter vs manifold absolute pressure sensor?? Some people can change a t56 so quickly there couldnt be too much boost lost surely. Autos are just easier to launch than a manual and quicker between changes.

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  IH8PORK said:
Why is the T different to a VL turbo????  please explain.  This can't be mechanical so must be brain orientated.  Air flow meter vs manifold absolute pressure sensor??  Some people can change a t56 so quickly there couldnt be too much boost lost surely.

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Because you can't flat change a manual XR6T.

It is ECU orientated.

Street Tuna has already proven this, in his old XR6T ute.

The XR6T dont run a Air flow meter either.

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If you put some antilag function on like the RDP ecu can do, it should remove the drop in boost issue.

I also seem to remember there being a mention of the Edit doing antilag and launch control...has anyone got this ?

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