anyone who has problems with shifting at high rpm and the gear grind. if so post comments and describe the problem. i know im not the only one.

 

not here

 

did you do some hard core high rpm gear shifting? or did it start grinding for no reason

 

I have grinding issues, read my post man!

 

just at about 5 to 6 rpm i shift fast and it does it. the dealer talk to the mitsubishi tech line and they said that i was the only case they have ever heard anywhere.

 

navysevo you dont have stock clutch though.

 

no problems here.

 

06 and it grinds into 5th if i shirt above 5500 from 4th...if i double clutch it doesn't do it or if i shift slow/normal....i think if i get better fluids it might stop...any ideas?

 

I think its just your timing.

 

did you by it off the lot brand new?

 

I had mild gear grinding when shifting at high rpm from 1st to 2nd. I solved the problem completely with BG Synchro Shift trans fluid. I got it at the Lancer Shop. http://www.lancershop.com/customer/p...0&cat=6&page=1

 

are doing this on a cold tranny or have you warmed up and lubed your gears by rowing through them?? this is crucial? Might be technique, sometimes I feel a little notchy-catchyness on a 2-3 shift on my 05, but that's because I wasn't shifting into the gate well. .

 

Adjust the rod at the pedal assembly for higher release point. If it helps, inadequate release is the problem. If it nets no improvement, then it is something else. Adjustment is definitely the first thing I would try.

 

every once and awhile i have some grinding at higher rpms, you really have to throw the shifter hard to get it into gear as well. ive talked to a few people and they said i should purchase the shifter bushings which make a world of difference. i havent gotten any logical answers on why this is happening though.

 

No trying to force anything while shifting is never good and will eventually lead to serious problems down the road.

Try the clutch adjustment as Actman suggested and if your still getting grinds then its dealer or TRE/SHEP time.