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  • kamotors
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    it'll live, they take more abuse then everyone here gives them credit for

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  • Balleristic31
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    I think it would be fun/interesting to take it on a track that you have already been to and compare results with you other car. I say go for it.

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  • estoguy
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    Why would you want to?

    But, get yourself a manual as a back up, track the automatic until it dies, then give the car the transmission it DESERVES!

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  • jalopi
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    fuck no, you need a separate trans cooler man. those built in coolers are good for put-putting around town, definitely not for racing though, 10/10 that tranny won't last too many laps

    go to a scrapyard and get yourself a few power steering coolers off of an explorer or something, should be able to last at least half a track day that way

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  • Nesset
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    It's an auto trans. Who cares if it blows up lmao. Do it maaaan.

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  • FredK
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    :|

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  • Wh33lhop
    started a topic Tracking an auto?

    Tracking an auto?

    I recently bought an auto 325i and was thinking of taking it to a track day, bone stock, before I convert it over. I know the autos have a trans cooler built into the radiator, but is that sufficient for track use at 90F ambient temp?

    The trans seems relatively healthy but I have to live with it until I swap it, so I don't want to get carried away on track and ruin it.
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