6spd MR stiff gear mounts....??
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wartt...i need this coz i am experiencing gear lock out at very high rpms when i shift quick...i tried everything..the only thing i can think off are the mounts....so i ordered the Front Engine Mount, Ingals engine torque dampner...and a fellow evo owner/builder from singapore recommended the transmission mounts...
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Ok, then you don't need this. The tranny motor mount will not help your gear lockout. The front motor mount will help keep the engine in place when shifting hard, but even then, it's not the cause for your lockout. It's most likely the clutch.
When you say you have tried everything, what exactly do you mean? Did you already adjust the clutch rod outward? Did you already remove the clutch restrictor and install an SS clutch line? What else did you do?
The Ingalls is mostly for looks, but it might help a little on top of the front motor mount. I am pretty sure that will not solve your problem, but rather mask it slightly...
PS. WTF is wartt!!
When you say you have tried everything, what exactly do you mean? Did you already adjust the clutch rod outward? Did you already remove the clutch restrictor and install an SS clutch line? What else did you do?
The Ingalls is mostly for looks, but it might help a little on top of the front motor mount. I am pretty sure that will not solve your problem, but rather mask it slightly...
PS. WTF is wartt!!
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Ok, then you don't need this. The tranny motor mount will not help your gear lockout. The front motor mount will help keep the engine in place when shifting hard, but even then, it's not the cause for your lockout. It's most likely the clutch.
When you say you have tried everything, what exactly do you mean? Did you already adjust the clutch rod outward? Did you already remove the clutch restrictor and install an SS clutch line? What else did you do?
The Ingalls is mostly for looks, but it might help a little on top of the front motor mount. I am pretty sure that will not solve your problem, but rather mask it slightly...
PS. WTF is wartt!!
When you say you have tried everything, what exactly do you mean? Did you already adjust the clutch rod outward? Did you already remove the clutch restrictor and install an SS clutch line? What else did you do?
The Ingalls is mostly for looks, but it might help a little on top of the front motor mount. I am pretty sure that will not solve your problem, but rather mask it slightly...
PS. WTF is wartt!!
but what do you mean by "adjust the clutch rod outward"....which rod are you talking about?
we call things different names over here..so would you be able to dig out a picture for me?..lol
thanks again for your help
Adjusting the clutch pedal requires adjusting the rod at the base of the pedal. If it still locks out even after adjusting it OUT away from the firewall, then adjust it more until you get to the end. In the end, the clutch may just be causing it...
PS. Dammit, it's WARR, not wart!
PS. Dammit, it's WARR, not wart!
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btw...just for reference ...i have the exedy organic clutch kit with its flywheel...and i kinda dont like it..
once this starts slipping...i am gonna get a real clutch the ralliart HD lightweight built by exedy...i test drove that thing and wow...the pedal feels lighter than stock and theres no need to rev high for the car to start moving in traffic...and goes through gears like a knife through warm butter....the only downside is the chatter when the pedal is pressed towards the firewall
once this starts slipping...i am gonna get a real clutch the ralliart HD lightweight built by exedy...i test drove that thing and wow...the pedal feels lighter than stock and theres no need to rev high for the car to start moving in traffic...and goes through gears like a knife through warm butter....the only downside is the chatter when the pedal is pressed towards the firewall
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Adjusting the clutch pedal requires adjusting the rod at the base of the pedal. If it still locks out even after adjusting it OUT away from the firewall, then adjust it more until you get to the end. In the end, the clutch may just be causing it...
PS. Dammit, it's WARR, not wart!
PS. Dammit, it's WARR, not wart!
Ok wart...oooops...i mean WARRT!!
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Wael is a good guy. We have established a great trust level with our international shipping. Let me know if you need anything and I can ship out to you or Waz.
Bah, why do people always look at Lancershop? Notice that's an AMS product, so you can look at AMS's site. Also, I said above that both Buschur and Forge sell these engine mounts. The transmission mount is an engine mount...there are several, but it's not a necessary or very useful part. Why are you wanting one? The front motor mount is the most important of all...
Also, as I said earlier, the mounts are the same. You don't need 6spd mounts and don't need to ask for 6spd mounts...
Also, as I said earlier, the mounts are the same. You don't need 6spd mounts and don't need to ask for 6spd mounts...
In response to this after doing some reasearch and comparing AMS's and Buschur's motor mounts I decided on Buschurs front and rear mounts. I asked him why he doesnt make the side mounts i.e camgear and tranny mounts and and mentioned that they were not necessary..... that on acceleration and deceleration the engine rocks back and forth....and not side to side I would imagine.....
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