Shifting problem cured! Come in SPEC
04-08-2007, 01:28 PM
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Shifting problem cured! Come in SPEC Well I dont know how many rememeber but I have been having a shifting problem ever since I had changed my clutch. It wasnt shifting really smooth at anyhting past around 3500-4000RPMs. I replaced everything with all new stuff when my clutch went out, including master, slve, brand new spec 2+ clutch, and resurfaced stock flywheel. After I got the clutch broke in I went to row threw the gears and it was like I was hitting a brick wall, in every gear. So we figured that it had to be the clutch since that was the only thing that wasnt new. Also the stocker had been turned twice that I knew of. So we was thining that it might had been machined to thin. So we changed it out, and amazingly it actually shifts now.
But I'm still having a little problem. We decided to leave the shim in since SPEC told me that their flywheels are actually made a bit thinner than a stock flywheel. And now when shifting hard you have to have the clutch all the way to the floor. Thinking maybe take out the shim?
But I'm still having a little problem. We decided to leave the shim in since SPEC told me that their flywheels are actually made a bit thinner than a stock flywheel. And now when shifting hard you have to have the clutch all the way to the floor. Thinking maybe take out the shim?
04-08-2007, 01:46 PM
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Cool that you got it working ok, you are supposed to push the clutch to the floor whne shifting though so i wouldnt worry about that. You have done the drill mod right?
04-08-2007, 05:39 PM
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Cool that you got it working ok, you are supposed to push the clutch to the floor whne shifting though so i wouldnt worry about that. You have done the drill mod right?
04-08-2007, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by blk00ss
Yes done the drill mod, have never had any problems with spongy clutch feel or had it stick to the floor. The clutch engagment is supposed to be somewhere in the middle, not almot on the floor. You shouldnt have to push the clutch to the floor when hard shifting.
04-09-2007, 08:24 AM
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Hey guys tell me something more about the drill mod. and i need to knw about where to find an adjustablle master cause all i can find is stock and after upgrades to my clutch (spec2 zo6) it dont disengage till almost the floor also.
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04-10-2007, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by blk00ss
So everyone seems to think I should add more shim? Is that a good idea to stack shims like that? Thanks for all the input guys! Keep it coming!
04-10-2007, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Texhotrod593
Hey guys tell me something more about the drill mod. and i need to knw about where to find an adjustablle master cause all i can find is stock and after upgrades to my clutch (spec2 zo6) it dont disengage till almost the floor also.
Many sponsors sell adjustable masters.
04-10-2007, 10:03 AM
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blk00, you can add another shim if you like, I know you are local so come buy and I will be happy to provide you with one. As a side note, it is very rare for there to be a need for another shim. An adjustable Master is another option, as mentioned above, but my interest is in understanding why you need either. How far off the floor does the pedal engage? Let me know and we can go from there. Thanks,
04-10-2007, 02:39 PM
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blk00, you can add another shim if you like, I know you are local so come buy and I will be happy to provide you with one. As a side note, it is very rare for there to be a need for another shim. An adjustable Master is another option, as mentioned above, but my interest is in understanding why you need either. How far off the floor does the pedal engage? Let me know and we can go from there. Thanks,
04-10-2007, 06:48 PM
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I just read the tech article,so adjusting to clutch to your best position,does the clutch fully engage and disengage like it should no matter where you set it at on the adjustable master?Like it you want it at the bottom or you wanted it at the top,it will still have full engagement/disengagement????
04-11-2007, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by s10-den
I just read the tech article,so adjusting to clutch to your best position,does the clutch fully engage and disengage like it should no matter where you set it at on the adjustable master?Like it you want it at the bottom or you wanted it at the top,it will still have full engagement/disengagement????
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04-12-2007, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by s10-den
I just read the tech article,so adjusting to clutch to your best position,does the clutch fully engage and disengage like it should no matter where you set it at on the adjustable master?Like it you want it at the bottom or you wanted it at the top,it will still have full engagement/disengagement????
