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Old 01-04-2012, 04:08 PM   #4
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perfect or not, with the introduction of the 's' model in 2000 they added the 6-speed without changing most other aspects of the suspension/chassis geometry. the 6-speed is longer than the 5-speed transmission, hence the greater offset on the drive shafts and resultant increased cv boot wear.
Thanks for confirming my suspicion about the transmission vs. wheel placement.
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