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Originally Posted by Polyal
T5's certainly liven things up, turns into another car; but the only other option was the 3 speed so it wasn't a fair challenge..LOL
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That depends on whether it's series 1 or 2. EA1 had the 3 speed auto. EAII had the 4 speed. Manual was certainly an option on the EA Ghias, but they are quite hard to find. The manual makes a massive difference to performance, since my EA started off as a 4 speed before getting converted to a 5 speed, and the improvement was huge.
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