What would you change?

[DJE624]

6-Speed Manual and equal front/rear power distribution would be nice. 

WRONG WISH!? At 300ft/lb stock 150ft/lb to the rear is 50/50 NOW!

Based on whatever the flywheel is delivering.  Is that better?

 

[CooperS7777]

Lol QwikSHO! Poor you! It almost seems like the SHO is not for you...
But I understand your points. I would say that some of the points ciuld be addressed indeed by FMC, others are only a matter of taste and other are arguable. The 6MT would be fun, but probably slower or at least less consistent (at the drag, manual cars suck). The twin turbos don't have the same lag. For about 5K$, as of today, you can bring your car from 365 hp to more than 500 hp... Maybe a single turbo is easier, but at least we do have turbos! N/A cars are the ones difficult to mod and require expensive bolt-ons to get more power...
Finally, at one point, for some of your complaints, I guess it goes with the price... You can get A6 3.0T or BMW 535i, they will offer better interior quality... But then you need to pay the extra 20K$...
Cheers!

I 2ND Steve. A lot of QwikSHO wants are fun to play with but are slower at the track.

I have to laugh a little at some of these comments...have any of you had a fun car with a manual transmission?  When was the last time you guys were out on the open road rowing through the gears?  Its a completely different feel...and I know, I know "at the track..." but lets be honest - we haven't exactly purchased vehicles which are the next hot thing for outlaw class or pro-mod...were driving overweight, awd family sedans, trucks and SUV's.  Yes, the things were doing are cool, innovative and we certainly are surprising a lot of people, but to justify the automatic by "its faster at the track" is a sad excuse; especially in something with as much potential as these cars have.

How many people here have actually sent a car down the track, grabbing gears, faster than the cars were all here to talk about?  There are fast cars, and there are fast drivers, but having a fast car certainly doesn't make you a fast driver.