Clutch "slips" from 3k-4k?
12-21-2007, 09:32 AM
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Clutch "slips" from 3k-4k?
It might have been doing this all of the time, so I dono
Anyways heres the story...
When i floor it in like 2nd, 3rd, or 4th gear and at 3k the rpms seem to go up way faster until around 4k then it seems to accelerate normal after that at full throttle still
im not sure if its actually slipping cause i can take my car up 9k without slipping
it still grabs good when i shift into 2nd from 1st at 8.5k
could it be my setup or something?
poor man r with ctr pistons s2s2 cams
exedy stg1 clutch maybe 6k on it? 11 lb flywheel same mileage
Anyways heres the story...
When i floor it in like 2nd, 3rd, or 4th gear and at 3k the rpms seem to go up way faster until around 4k then it seems to accelerate normal after that at full throttle still
im not sure if its actually slipping cause i can take my car up 9k without slipping
it still grabs good when i shift into 2nd from 1st at 8.5k
could it be my setup or something?
poor man r with ctr pistons s2s2 cams
exedy stg1 clutch maybe 6k on it? 11 lb flywheel same mileage
12-21-2007, 12:19 PM
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Re: Clutch "slips" from 3k-4k? (preludedriva)
The slave cylinder on the transmission. If you just replaced the master cylinder and just dumped fluid in, you'll have to bleed the line. The air in the line could be causing you're slippage.
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