People who can shift FAST step in please.
04-16-2008 | 10:53 AM
#41
I think one important issue people tend to overlook that everyone in this thread needs to be aware of is that THE number one most important aspect to fast shifts is a properly working clutch. If your clutch drags at all, especially at high RPMs, you'll get a bit of a hesitation inbetween shifts, making you feel like you just can't shift fast. I went through this for the past two years knowing I could shift well because I did so on everyone else's car, but mine would just not shift quick. It took two years and a lot of money to figure the problem out, but now that the clutch is fully disengaging, shifting is almost simple and very fast, especially compared to how it used to feel before having a properly working clutch.
PS - if the clutch is dragging and you continue to drive it like that, you can say goodbye to your clutch AND transmission. Ask me how I know.
PS - if the clutch is dragging and you continue to drive it like that, you can say goodbye to your clutch AND transmission. Ask me how I know.
04-17-2008 | 10:07 PM
#42
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Thanks for all the reply's guys ....... Im running a spec stage 5 as well as a b&m ripper but the clutch is about to get replaced as everything just got tore out. Im pretty sure i will be going with the spec 5 again.... I think the clutch thats in there may have been helping me miss shifts as the slave was leaking and i woke up to a clutch pedal to the floor today lol but shes all tore down now i just gotta decide what clutch
also this is a 750 rwhp zo6 thanks for the help and the replys
also this is a 750 rwhp zo6 thanks for the help and the replys
04-18-2008 | 10:15 AM
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Never mind...thats why theres a search function
I have lou's short stick btw 