6 Speed acting like it's an automatic???
just like the title says... I'll be driving down the freeway doing about 65-70 mph at about 1500 RPM's in 6th gear and if I floor it the RPM's quickly jump up to about 2500 for a few seconds and then go back down to around the 1500 area....
It's almost as if I had an automatic, and punched the gas enough for it to downshift to make the RPM's jump higher... it's really odd...
no codes are being thrown so far...
the car does have a little over 112k miles on it... I'm wondering if a clogged catalytic converter could cause something like this? At least i'm hoping that would be the answer and not something major...
would this be a rear-end issue? except I don't hear any noise coming from my stock rear (of course you can't hear much over my Loudmouth exhaust...)
I have noticed a ticking exhaust leak sound just come up recentley... but haven't located the source yet...
I'm supposed to be getting long tubes and y-pipe somewhat soon, so i'm hoping that solves the problem... but i'm not even sure what the problem is so...
any feedback would be great! Thanks guys/gals
the car does have a little over 112k miles on it...
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I would hate to think that my Clutchmasters Stg. III gave out on my after only 3 years of use on a basically stock (as far as performance goes) car.... Not to mention just found my reciept for it the other day and between the clutch, aluminum flywheel, and master cylinder it was a little over $1,400.00
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IMO, also with a light Weight Alum Flywheel.. it will cause you to rev higher or slip the clutch more that you would with a heavy flywheel on take off. It does rev quicker once you get it in gear and moving. This will shorten the life of a clutch as will your driving habits.
I think they are around the $500 range, even if you change the flywheel over to a alum or lighter one since the LS7 setup is about 10 pounds heavier than the LS6 setup you are still under $800.






