The difference between AMT and AT is so simple, but it's hard to explain it to people who don't know much about cars, but I say the key word(s) is TORQUE CONVERTER.
AT vs AMT, can someone explain further?
AT vs AMT, can someone explain further?
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Nov 22 2006, 01:25 AM
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The difference between AMT and AT is so simple, but it's hard to explain it to people who don't know much about cars, but I say the key word(s) is TORQUE CONVERTER.
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