hard jolt when shifting with exedy twin
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hard jolt when shifting with exedy twin
i finally put some miles on the new exedy, which btw is amazing, i took my first hard run earlier today to test out the clutch. i didn't launch but i gunned it from first all the way to 5th. i shifted around 7200 and idk if im just paranoid to break something. but the whole car jolts when i shift really really really really fast. its always jolted a little cause of the drivetrain a suppose, but i feel like it is a little worst now...should i slow down the shifting or is this normal....i dont have money for a new everything right now....
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Welcome to a great clutch. However, that only happens when I do a full lift and then get back on the gas at the wrong moment. When I hit it right or do a no-lift, there is no snap, it just keeps going with no hesitation after each shift.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Welcome to a great clutch. However, that only happens when I do a full lift and then get back on the gas at the wrong moment. When I hit it right or do a no-lift, there is no snap, it just keeps going with no hesitation after each shift.
I've never heard of them "letting go." It's just that the bearing has rubber that is soft, so the driveshaft bounces up kinda like the stock front motor mount. I believe Superhatch or someone like that replaced some rear bushings and completely got rid of that.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Welcome to a great clutch. However, that only happens when I do a full lift and then get back on the gas at the wrong moment. When I hit it right or do a no-lift, there is no snap, it just keeps going with no hesitation after each shift.
but the whole car jolts when i shift really really really really fast. its always jolted a little cause of the drivetrain a suppose, but i feel like it is a little worst now..
i just did today with act clutch.,.
now all i can say is wow! everyone out there whenever change the clutch,,,,do the clutch pedal adjust,,,,,,its not an option ,it is a must to do..........



no more snappin after that....Its fun to burn rubber when u shift from 1st to 2nd in an awd car...