I keep seeing this term or brand or whatever it is in here.

It is a type of transmissions used it Fieros,

-Phil

I bieleve it is a brand/design. The "Getrag" name is used in some european cars as well.

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--Jess--
AIM/YIM: asyferme

If you expect the unexpected, was it really even UNexpected in the first place?

'85 SE, 2.5, 5spd (duke just won't puke, so 350 got sold)
'86 SE, 2.8, auto (waiting for red85gt to make a Ford smallblock to Fiero slushbox adapter)

'02 Yamaha R6, blue/white, 3600 miles, LIGHT case of roadrash, for sale. Will accept Fiero(s) and/or parts as PARTIAL trade.

Getrag is a German company that makes transmissions. Getrag designed the 5-speed used in V6 Fieros. The actual transmission was built by Muncie; however, which is why you'll see it referred to as the Muncie-Getrag or just Muncie 5-speed in shop manual and parts books.

The 4-cylinder 5-speed uses an Isuzu transmission.

Ok so now how do you say it?
is it:
A) G trag
B) get rag
D) ga trag
E) none of the above

I think most people over here (US and Canada) pronounce it like option B. The local Pontiac dealer's Parts Man told me that option B is the way to pronounce it.
...Rickker