New Tarmac Black '05
I guess 38k doesn't seem like that much money to you!
j/k.. congrats on the new car man. Welcome to the club and enjoy!
The first mod I'd recommend is to remove the clutch restrictor and add a stainless steel clutch line. You'll also probably have to readjust the clutch pedal at the same time. On my car, this mod dramatically improved shifting speeds and really improved the overall fun factor of the car. I can shift fast and not have to worry about grinding. Note, only do this if you know how to properly launch an AWD car. Don't to any redline clutch drops!
j/k.. congrats on the new car man. Welcome to the club and enjoy!The first mod I'd recommend is to remove the clutch restrictor and add a stainless steel clutch line. You'll also probably have to readjust the clutch pedal at the same time. On my car, this mod dramatically improved shifting speeds and really improved the overall fun factor of the car. I can shift fast and not have to worry about grinding. Note, only do this if you know how to properly launch an AWD car. Don't to any redline clutch drops!
It's an '05.... i cant.... I dont think i'll be doing any launches yet, but i would like to get clutch line and remove the restrictor. Any suggestions on clutch lines, works or others? Also, is this a DIY. I was reading the instructions somewhere and it kinda seems like a PITA....
I highly recommend the WORKS TKS clutch line. Although it costs a little bit more, it's the best one on the market. It has a protective coating over the outside of the line, which makes it real easy to clean compared to conventional SS lines, where dirt gets trapped in between the braids. The main feature that makes it better than other lines on the market is the bend has at the banjo fitting. This will make your life much easier when you install it.
The job is a PITA. But isn't as bad w/ the WORKS line.
The job is a PITA. But isn't as bad w/ the WORKS line.


