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Originally Posted by derekod
ok here we go...what is an easy way that you can tell if a corvette has the m6...thanks
I'm not quite sure what you're trying to ask, weather it be visibly from the outside of the car, or via your rpo codes.
Chris
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There were a couple of threads a few days ago covering forum acronyms. Not sure if this is in there but you might want to give that thread a once (or twice) over. Not a dumb question if you didn't know what mn6 stood for, but otherwise 
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There are no dumb questions, just dumb people. 
Just kidding...
I think the 3 pedal = MN6 is the easiest way if you are having a non-techie person scoping a potential ride for you...
Or if they see the "MN6" RPO code on the inside of the glovebox...
Or if they can see the 6 speed pattern on top of the factory shift ****...
Just kidding...
I think the 3 pedal = MN6 is the easiest way if you are having a non-techie person scoping a potential ride for you...
Or if they see the "MN6" RPO code on the inside of the glovebox...
Or if they can see the 6 speed pattern on top of the factory shift ****...
Drifting
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C'mon guys, we were all new to this at one time. MN6 is the six speed trans as you've already heard, and the A4 is the automatic trans. These guys and gals are all really great folks, but alot like having an older sibling to pick on you as well. 
Melting Slicks
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from the poster's bio about his 99 vette: "...Also has custom six speed short throw shifter by bpp..." given that, i'd have to wonder why he put that question out here. 
i yield up front that i've asked my fair share of such ?s over the years. bub
i yield up front that i've asked my fair share of such ?s over the years. bub
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Originally Posted by xlr8shn
There are no dumb questions, just dumb people.
Just kidding...
I think the 3 pedal = MN6 is the easiest way if you are having a non-techie person scoping a potential ride for you...
Or if they see the "MN6" RPO code on the inside of the glovebox...
Or if they can see the 6 speed pattern on top of the factory shift ****...
Just kidding...
I think the 3 pedal = MN6 is the easiest way if you are having a non-techie person scoping a potential ride for you...
Or if they see the "MN6" RPO code on the inside of the glovebox...
Or if they can see the 6 speed pattern on top of the factory shift ****...
And a resaonable response vs many others posted above
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I got a Bassini X (similar to thread #15 above) and so far, I'm pleased w/ it. Popping noises are all but gone. However, I don't notice any performance increases, etc.