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> Which direction should I go?, 6 speed or Paddle shift triptronic?
Which transmission?
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901, twist first gear off first, then let's talk. [ 3 ] ** [10.34%]
Boxster S six speed [ 17 ] ** [58.62%]
Paddle shifter [ 9 ] ** [31.03%]
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RJMII
post Sep 19 2010, 02:47 PM
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I've been drooling over the Boxster S transaxles for a couple of years now, and told myself that when I got the Twin Turbo engine (with ridiculous amounts of horsepower for the 901) that I should upgrade my transaxle.

well, on my way home from Red Rocks I dragged a little trailer home with the new engine on it. It will bolt directly to my adaptor plate that I have now, while increasing my internal displacement by half a liter and adding another turbo. My winter project will be to get my car ready for Rt 66. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Which way should I go? Should I get the Boxster S automatic and add another cooler to my array and figure out the daunting task of setting it up to be paddle shifted; or should I go with a cable shifted Boxster S 6 speed?
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post Sep 20 2010, 06:53 AM
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Well your both wrong it's a 3.1, and the Big ? here is yet....... I do run a pump and cooler on mine but no spray bars(yet) and have short gears(MSZ) which helps reduce the torque loading between shifts and keeps the RPM curve linear, I also have clutch slipping problems so dont use my 901 as an indicator of how they hold up, but driven with care i do believe they will hold up pretty good.

As for shifters- paddle would be cool but i really enjoy using the shifter and clutch aspect of driving a car.
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