Sometimes when my Jeep idles or also when I have to slow down rapidly, my vehicle shakes. Sometimes when idling at a stop, it while shake enough to stall out.

Oddly enough though, if it starts to shake and I put it in neutral or park, it will stop shaking.

The only time a manual car is faster is initially from a standing start, if you are comparing 2 low powered cars. The manual driver will be able to rev it up and drop the clutch and the momentum of the highly revving motor will launch it quicker. Once under way , the automatic will shift quicker. And if you are dealing with high powered cars, then there is no advantage unless you have the traction to match it.

In virtually every situation, the automatic is better (just not as much frustration or fun)

I have a 97 nissan maxima which is automatic, I recently ordered a radiator for a maxima with manual transmission, how can I install it?

12.0g sample of mercury absorbs 132cal as it's heated from 25∘C to 356 ∘C. It then requires an additional 836cal to vaporize.?

I also have a 2004 CV, a P71. Your headlight switch assembly is faulty, this is common in these cars. I had to change mine recently as well.

You've posted this in the "Jeep" category.

Are we supposed to guess where you live? You own a phone? Your best bet would be to start calling some auto wreckers. Most these days have a national parts locator hotline.