4wd automatic or manual faster

Manual transmission cars can accelerate faster because the driver can control when their shifts are made. If you want to accelerate faster than an automatic transmission car you just need to keep your shifts in the power band of your engine, which an automatic transmission will not. Ford ZF 4X4 Tailhousing 6.0 F250 F350 6 Speed Transmission 2004+ S6-750 Adapter See more like this Dodge 2500 3500 2000-05 NV5600 6 Speed transmission 4x4 Main Shaft Brand New Autos are better for driving off-road, everybody knows that, but that doesn't mean to say the manual 4WD isn't worth a look. Automatic 4WDs are easier to drive off-road as you have fine Ok right off the bat this is not to be a manual vs auto debate. All I'm after are some 'facts' (such as they are on WP haha). To catch up the wife has relented and said she wouldn't mind a 4WD as well so it'll be a nice 4WD I'll go after when I have the money. The manual vs. automatic debate has been going on for years, with the commonly accepted "facts" of manual transmissions giving higher gas mileage and better "control." Some people have said that driving a stick shift requires too much concentration from the driver - in other words, a stick shift is distracting you from driving. Auto vs manual on sand. These days, there really isn't anywhere or are there any 4WD conditions where a properly set up Auto won't vastly outperform a manual, and the setting up isn't all that difficult or expensive to do, either; besides, most of it is also stuff that would improve the off Unfortunately, I think the 6 spd manual transmission is geared too low. Or maybe if it just had "taller" gears, it would be better. Your automatic actually has a higher top gear than 6th gear with the manual. That's why the automatic equipped Tacoma has better gas mileage ratings. I get my worst gas mileage moving at high speeds on the interstate. The manual is better if you enjoy driving a stick, and would make the most of an NA Subaru's modest pow