can snychro problems happen in the future because of a performance clutch? ex clutchmasters, ACT

 

If the clutch is adjusted correctly after install (clutch pedal height per helms) then no. Speed shifting, quick shifting will still hose em up, but the clutch itself will not.

 

just curious because an acura technician said it was from an aftermarket clutch. (CM stage 3) This is when i got my synchro fixed from acura. i had to buy the stock parts back in order for them to fix the synchro.. 3rd gear synchro

 

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If you go to an Acura dealership.....they blame everything on aftermarket parts.....they don't know what the real problem is so why not blame it on some bullsh*t

acura dealership

 

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I think shifting habits themselves effect synchros more than the clutch itself. As stated above, assuming the clutch is working properly (adjusted and installed correctly) then it shouldnt have any more negative effects (if any at all) on the synchros than a stock clutch.

 

Are you using any type of short-shifter by any chance?

 

nope