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Old 01-23-2010, 01:19 PM
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so ive been looking for a car to buy and the one i was talking to the guy about apparently has a lifted tick or something like that.. there is another nice one in really good shape but it is an automatic.. i was looking for a manual but if i were to get into an automatic how do the transmissions hold up? and when going for a powerful fast car what are the pros and cons of each? thanks.
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We recently touched this topic in another thread. Take a look through it and it may answer some of your general questions.
https://mustangforums.com/forum/2005...automatic.html
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Yea theres been like 6 auto vs manual threads in the last week. Whats going on lol.
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Old 01-23-2010, 09:20 PM
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ya.. this thread can be deleted.. manual is just soo much more fun. driving an auto i think would leave me feeling like i should be doing something with my spare foot and spare hand..
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I've had one of each. An 07 auto and this 09 manual. I prefer the auto frankly.
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What is a lifted tick?

I don't think I'd want to buy a car with ticks in it. But, you know, that's just me.
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if its "lifters" ticking thats a cheap part. I love manual.. makes driving 10X more fun. Specially when you go out to drive around for no reason.
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I prefer auto, i shift enough in my truck... a "lifted tick" is a little blood sucking creature that has more suspension travel and sits taller!
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Originally Posted by jobeonnet
I prefer auto, i shift enough in my truck... a "lifted tick" is a little blood sucking creature that has more suspension travel and sits taller!
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yup... lifter tick, sorry about that.. the guy at the dealership said he would have it looked at a little closer and see what we are up against.. the car has low low miles and is in beauty shape other than that and the price is $11,000 cheapest ive found so far with exception to one for $9000.

is the lifteR tick pretty common with these? someone mentioned it being a cheap fix, any info is appreciated, thanks.
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