I drive an Evo IX GSR with less than 6,500 miles on. It is bone stock and I never race it. I have noticed lately that when the car is cold, it gets jerky to get the car rolling from a stand still. Anything below 2000-2200 RPM would result in the car jerking. There are no other problems with any other shifts and problem does not appear if the engine speed at launch is above 2500. When the car gets hot, the problem seems to get less and less till it disappears finally.

Last thing, this problem was not there and it happened after I parked the car for about a month but I don't know if this has to do with anything!

Thanks

 

This is normal.

 

Completely normal ^ +1 there are alot of thread son this you just need to search about it. Make sure you let the car warm up properly before driving it and make sure you let the tranny warm up before getting on it.

 

normal activity bro , just let it warm up for a little especially on cold mornings

 

Thank you guys. I've been told, I just wanted to make sure and listen to more opinions.

Thank you all again.

 

Np

 

It is normal and by the way you own a IX (roman numeral for the number 9) not a XI (roman numeral for the number 11). You might want to fix that.

 

Thanks, that was a typo

 

No problem. That's what I'm here for.