Automatic to manual swap
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Automatic to manual swap
Ive been looking everywhere to find somone who has done a successful complete automatic to manual swap. I was wondering if it was possible to do one, and is it worth the cost?
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Thanks for all the input. I heard that its not usually done because of the cost. And i don't really think it is either. I was just trying to see if anyone had done it succesfully with minimal problems. And another thing is that many of the manual cobalts around me that are for sale (used because im not going to by it new) are a P.O.S. They are usually really beat up with a lot of miles on them. That is why i was into going this route.
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Thanks for all the input. I heard that its not usually done because of the cost. And i don't really think it is either. I was just trying to see if anyone had done it succesfully with minimal problems. And another thing is that many of the manual cobalts around me that are for sale (used because im not going to by it new) are a P.O.S. They are usually really beat up with a lot of miles on them. That is why i was into going this route.
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^^^^ this
find a manual cobalt... rip any mods you have off yours... sell your cobalt private party for 1k more or higher then the manual cobalt for rebuild cash. rebuild... not only do you now have a rebuilt cobalt that is standard... you lost little to no money
find a manual cobalt... rip any mods you have off yours... sell your cobalt private party for 1k more or higher then the manual cobalt for rebuild cash. rebuild... not only do you now have a rebuilt cobalt that is standard... you lost little to no money
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Thanks guys for all your help. Im going to stick with the automatic for a little while longer and do what you said. Im looking for a manual as we speak. Hopefully i find one i decent shape soon.
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Might as well look for a used ss supercharged. It just seems pointless to go from a 2.2 auto to 2.2 stick lol I've been seeing some good deals on older supercharged models. Most of them don't even have the stage kits...so maybe not beat on as much. My 06 2.2 has 100k on it and runs like a champ. It is what it is...so if i came up with sum extra cash, i'd look at a ss model fully loaded.
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