555R

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near seaside toms river area

V.8MR

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shifting too hard or wrong.

dxbtune

Possibly too hard, In anycase will tone down a bit from now on...
3-4th are usually my harder and faster shifts.
Live n learn its only a gearbox eh...

madmax4499

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nice pics, good info

06MRV8Killer

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*edit* Oh and has anyone had issues with the exedy twin would you recommend it over the stocker with 380bhp?and 386 torque?..
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I havent had any problems with my clutch, I have had to adjust the pedal a little

abazaba410

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great pics n info

Mr. Evo IX

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[QUOTE=06MRV8Killer;4876375]A friend of mine put that clutch in his 375whp/360tq IX MR and I was jealous as hell until he broke his transfer case in half (literally). John at TRE told us the 6 speed is only rated at about 300ft/lbs of torque stock. So, I can't say I would recommend that clutch for a MR unless you release it real easy or never drag race. When the t-case got broke in half the driver said he didnt even dump it.. just a pretty quick release and that was it. We think it broke the center diff first and when it shattered the torque tube and that's when the ring gear broke the Transfer case in half. Now that's not to say you can't have more than 300ft/lbs of torque, just that the 6-speed probably doesnt have much tolerance for driveline shock and that twin certainly has capability to shock the driveline.

04KWAK636

man that would definately bring me to tears...but then again i'm broke as hell

dxbevo9

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every evo IX with the 6spd here in dubai has had this problem...including mine...
do you guys think it is the OIL we are using??

dxbtune

Cars well and back on the road...
The parts cost me 87$ Am currently running in the new clutch.. set my rpm to 4k until i get past the 1000km mark to avoid forgetting and punching it like a mad man :0

Thanks for the replies and hope nothing breaks for at least a while...

AndyBandy

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good info...is this problem as common in the states?

dxbtune

We are using a different type of oil for the warmer weather here I'm not exactly sure what type it is but it's used for the rally gearboxes out here who get some serious punishment. Ill get the exact name and viscosity and post it up, maybe an oil guru might have some input.. In anycase am going to go back to the original mitsu recommended oil unless i can order something that has proven to be the best or is strongly recommended for street and track racing.

Extra info: the oil the majority of the guys use here for their engine is 'Castrol Edge Sport 10w 60'

http://www.castrol.com/castrol/produ...tentId=7034892

itzcharlez

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dood thats the wrong oil.

sleepyS14

i wouldve said it was the differential at first.. but after seeing these pics.. holy crap man. i didn't know the 6spds were like that. sheesh.

good luck with it. hope you get her back on the road ASAP!! =)