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Subscribe to this threadUnder the hood of the Nissan GT-R: Engine details revealed
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zen zen @ Sep 11th 2007 2:01AM
If i'm looking at the chart after the read link right then it looks like the GT-R is 6MT only, or else they are not considering their paddle shifted sequentel manual an 'auto' box. I really hope for a 3rd pedal! I just refuse to lust after this beast anymore if it's an auto and will wait for someone else to get the recipe right.
HyperLemon @ Sep 11th 2007 12:01PM
It says "sequential" after the "6MT", if that helps.