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Nissan put a dual-clutch transmission in the R35 GT-R to make it shift faster than a traditional manual gearbox. It works, most of the time, but it will never do what this R32 GT-R with a five-speed manual did during a hard launch down the dragstrip at California Speedway.
Which setup would you rather have?
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tyndago says:
12:52 PM, 02/ 3/09
Actually that car has a Getrag 6 speed transmission in it. The R32/R33 came with a 5 speed from the factory. The R34 came with a Getrag V160 transmission(very similar to the Toyota V160). A lot of owners and shops have swapped out to the Getrag in their earlier model cars.