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Old Mar 5, 2010, 10:01 AM
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Or just go to SSP and get the upgraded Clutch that fits both cars -_-
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Originally Posted by CaSilvia
I actually chuckled a bit when he said it. He was honestly very sincere.

I challenge any other RA owner to check this out, see if you have a vibration too. 5th Gear manual mode decelerationg from 90km down. A downward incline seems to make it more noticable too.
$69.99 at PepBoys will fix that.

My RA is incredibly smooth after a brand new set of Tires + Balancing + Alignment.
Tech told me these cars are usually way off in the alignment dept

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Old Mar 5, 2010, 10:28 AM
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Yah I was gonna say that about if your RA SST goes out... put an MR tranny in there since they probably aren't a lot more money. I'm wondering more about the TCU and the lack of SAYC.
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Originally Posted by jazket
$69.99 at PepBoys will fix that.

My RA is incredibly smooth after a brand new set of Tires + Balancing + Alignment.
Tech told me these car's are usually way off in the alignment dept
+1... i heard alignments from are horrid.
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Originally Posted by jazket
$69.99 at PepBoys will fix that.

My RA is incredibly smooth after a brand new set of Tires + Balancing + Alignment.
Tech told me these cars are usually way off in the alignment dept

Already eliminated that possiblity, it has been felt with the stock rims/tire and my new winter rims/tires. And the 464km Brand new RA did the exact same thing. Its definitely not tires/alignment related.
Old Mar 6, 2010, 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted by CaSilvia
My car still has a very noticiable shake while decelerating from 70-60km. I took the tech for a drive he confirmed it. Then we took a brand new RA with 464km on the clock for a drive. Same thing, just at 90-80km.

Apparently this shake is normal/acceptable. Im not all that happy because its a huge **** off for a new car to have this issue. Furthermore to have the tech say "sorry man it seems like just a driveline vibration" which they deem acceptable.
Normal from factory.

Originally Posted by ambystom01

"We call that vibrator mode, it's a new feature designed to lure in female buyers and to keep female passengers happy."


Originally Posted by CaSilvia
I actually chuckled a bit when he said it. He was honestly very sincere.

I challenge any other RA owner to check this out, see if you have a vibration too. 5th Gear manual mode decelerationg from 90km down. A downward incline seems to make it more noticable too.
Confirmed, I get it only in manual mode. I wanted to video it, but no sense doing it now.

Originally Posted by jazket
$69.99 at PepBoys will fix that.

My RA is incredibly smooth after a brand new set of Tires + Balancing + Alignment.
Tech told me these cars are usually way off in the alignment dept
+1
I've heard the same, part of regular maintenance is to get an alignment. I want to do that after my summers tires wrapped around GSR wheels are on the car.

Originally Posted by CaSilvia
Already eliminated that possiblity, it has been felt with the stock rims/tire and my new winter rims/tires. And the 464km Brand new RA did the exact same thing. Its definitely not tires/alignment related.
Factory Alignment = crap. Looks like they are consistent too.
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Aparently (as I had always thought) the Ralliart and MR TC-SST's are NOT the same:

http://www.superstreetonline.com/fea...ack/index.html

Read throught the end of Paragraph #2.

I know it has to be the case, otherwise the RA tranny shouldn't be failing with mere stock MR power :-/ (meaning after a reflash and simple bolt-ons).

Damn, mitsu!... I think I'll just buy me an MR Tranny and get an SSP Clutch Upgrade on it right after!
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or just buy the clutch packs for the RA tranny and save yourself alot of money?
Old Mar 6, 2010, 04:18 PM
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Yeah I don't see why you'd buy the MR transmission only to modify it, that just seems like a waste of money.
Old Mar 6, 2010, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by ambystom01
Yeah I don't see why you'd buy the MR transmission only to modify it, that just seems like a waste of money.
ok I admit it, that was redundant and stupid lol... why get a tranny AND tranny upgrade when you can simply get the upgrade? lol

but I thought getting a MR tranny would guarantee me what, hum... another 60,000 miles? I'm assuming that's how long MR TC's will last without issues
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hum double post?
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well well...if you going to mod the thing do it right?

Also what type of flywheel and clutch plate does this thing have it my be a bad *** tranny but these are small parts people overlook when moding for more HP's
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? It has multiple clutch plates.
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looks like cars equipped with TC-SST are going to make horrible used cars down the road
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Originally Posted by itsme4g63
looks like cars equipped with TC-SST are going to make horrible used cars down the road
That's what they said about fuel injection and aluminum blocks in engines

It's bleeding edge tech right now but it's becoming more common (R&T mentioned Ford is beginning to spec out twin clutch gearboxes for their cars to replace conventional automatics in even entry-level vehicles)


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