Which one should I buy 06 MR or 06 SE?
Oct 31, 2008, 08:41 AM
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Youre on crack if you really think the SE is stronger. They have same exact engine as a regular evo same turbo same everything comparing to an evo 9 so i dont know where you get that stupid fact from.
To the OP. Get the Se instead of the Mr. I have an Mr myself and my car made 400whp and the 6 speed at that power level will not hold it for long which is why I had to spend lots of money to get a swap. The 5 speed on the other hand is much stronger and on the highway theyre both gonna be pretty much the same.
To the OP. Get the Se instead of the Mr. I have an Mr myself and my car made 400whp and the 6 speed at that power level will not hold it for long which is why I had to spend lots of money to get a swap. The 5 speed on the other hand is much stronger and on the highway theyre both gonna be pretty much the same.
Oct 31, 2008, 08:55 AM
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Youre on crack if you really think the SE is stronger. They have same exact engine as a regular evo same turbo same everything comparing to an evo 9 so i dont know where you get that stupid fact from.
To the OP. Get the Se instead of the Mr. I have an Mr myself and my car made 400whp and the 6 speed at that power level will not hold it for long which is why I had to spend lots of money to get a swap. The 5 speed on the other hand is much stronger and on the highway theyre both gonna be pretty much the same.
To the OP. Get the Se instead of the Mr. I have an Mr myself and my car made 400whp and the 6 speed at that power level will not hold it for long which is why I had to spend lots of money to get a swap. The 5 speed on the other hand is much stronger and on the highway theyre both gonna be pretty much the same.
Oct 31, 2008, 11:16 PM
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Now where in that post do you see him talking about a transmission? He said the SE has proven to be stronger and in that sentence it means the SE makes more power just worded differently, no where in that sentence does it say anything about a transmission being stronger.
Nov 7, 2008, 12:22 AM
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Why dont you learn how to read. Heres his post.
Now where in that post do you see him talking about a transmission? He said the SE has proven to be stronger and in that sentence it means the SE makes more power just worded differently, no where in that sentence does it say anything about a transmission being stronger.
Now where in that post do you see him talking about a transmission? He said the SE has proven to be stronger and in that sentence it means the SE makes more power just worded differently, no where in that sentence does it say anything about a transmission being stronger.
Nov 7, 2008, 05:18 AM
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Youre on crack if you really think the SE is stronger. They have same exact engine as a regular evo same turbo same everything comparing to an evo 9 so i dont know where you get that stupid fact from.
To the OP. Get the Se instead of the Mr. I have an Mr myself and my car made 400whp and the 6 speed at that power level will not hold it for long which is why I had to spend lots of money to get a swap. The 5 speed on the other hand is much stronger and on the highway theyre both gonna be pretty much the same.
To the OP. Get the Se instead of the Mr. I have an Mr myself and my car made 400whp and the 6 speed at that power level will not hold it for long which is why I had to spend lots of money to get a swap. The 5 speed on the other hand is much stronger and on the highway theyre both gonna be pretty much the same.
Nov 7, 2008, 05:22 AM
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Where does everyone get this tranny swapping crap from? On the TRACK I would agree, the 6 spd. has been known to blow 4th gear due to overheating, but on the STREET your tranny will NEVER see that kind of abuse. I know and have seen people run 500+ hp 35r's on a 6spd. with zero problems. Don't quote but I believe Warrtalon dragged with a 6 for quite a while...
Nov 7, 2008, 05:31 AM
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Here is a quote from Meeh Lucky IX @ eipracing, ca: "I have a Evo 9 MR 6speed with 500whp and 407wtq on a Mustang dyno running a Quarter Master Twin Clutch haven't had any issues with the tranny so far and with different power levels this car has prolly seen over 150+ launches as it's used as a drag car 16k miles as it was daily driven for the first year of ownership back in 2006."
Nov 7, 2008, 08:03 AM
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SE I have an 06 SE that I use as a DD. 50 miles a day and I use the Parkway,Turnpike,Rt 18 and Rt 1 here in Jersey. 2800-3000 rpm's keeps me at about 65mph and gets me around 25mpg. Aside from running the mileage up its excelent to drive. SE FTW
Nov 7, 2008, 08:21 AM
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egt the SE no questions asked! i loved my 5spd. but i did alot of drag racing... I have never had a 6spd drove a 6spd mr for like 2 weeks and didnt really care for it.. but thats just my opinion