blue2ndgen
New Member
So Tim. I take it your computer is working now?SuperHO said:
SuperChip Gone Wrong!!!
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SuperHO
Mental Patient
Nah....bought one off a buddy of mine.
Brett
SHOs before HOs
to what rpms are you safe to rev in nuetral, i sometimes wil bring it to 4,500 5,000 with the clutch pushed in, no good?
SuperHO
Mental Patient
Black '93 said:
Then how'm I sposed to do them tire roasting burnouts SHOs are known for?
matasho
bigshotsho93
i had this same problem bit i had a spec stage 3 but i was drag racing and missed 3rd gear hit the rev limiter and stepped back on the clutch jammed it into gear tried to keep going but the vibration told me to stop. when i got to my shop and pulled the tranny out it had a broken pressure plate strap. the pressure plate is out out round and causing the vibration i also did this with a stock clutch but that was 2nd gear and that time i just bent a strap but same result alot of shaking and the shifter is really hard to move while car is running. best to just do a clutch job and youll see thats most likley what this problem is, but you prolly toasted your tob too so make sure to replace it and the quill sleeve too. hope i could be some help good luck if this is your first tranny pulling experience. it gets easier!
blue2ndgen
New Member
Hey thanks for the advice. I should be getting a spec stage II this week. Don't know if im brave enough to do it myself though. Also about your stage III, are you saying that it still doesn't matter what clutch you have that will still happen?matasho said:
jedhead
New Member
I know that the Clutch Masters Stage 1 clutch that I have the new pressure plate is rebuilt with thicker straps and larger rivets. Clutch Masters in the rear stock in the front on the attached pic below:
Bob
Bob
matasho
bigshotsho93
the stage 3 had aolt of miles on it, alot of really hard miles on it i actually did the same thing, missed second gear and jammed it back in just like before about a week ago and the stage three plus didnt miss a beat! and i still havnt even had that clutch slip at all, even after a sat. night of drag racing and driving really hard. i think youll be fine with the stage three. it chatters too much cause its a puck style but if your not a wuss youll be fine with it i was fine with it. the above pic is about what the spec pressure plate looks like too.
RStalveyARFF
too many shos
I think you snapped the pressure plate straps.
blue2ndgen
New Member
Ok so you guys were right the pressure plate straps started to come apart and were hitting on the bell housing. It is a good thing I decided to have the car towed to the shop because if I had of drove it any longer it would have come through the case.
Also the tech who tore my tranny out (who has also worked on many sho's) said that he noticed the differential was heavier duty than most he had seen. Now he has gathered this info by looking into the case through the cv joint holes (whatever those are called) but this was relayed to me through the shop manager so I didnt speak to the tech directly since he had the tranny out. He did mention to me, before he tore it out that welding the diff pins was an option.
I do know my car doesnt have a quaife and the only other thing I know of is those phantom grip things.
Like I said I still need to talk to the tech personally before I make any conclusions. Just curious if that makes any sense to you guys.
If you guys get a sec check out my thread about parts issues concernig this install. thanks
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=64514
Also the tech who tore my tranny out (who has also worked on many sho's) said that he noticed the differential was heavier duty than most he had seen. Now he has gathered this info by looking into the case through the cv joint holes (whatever those are called) but this was relayed to me through the shop manager so I didnt speak to the tech directly since he had the tranny out. He did mention to me, before he tore it out that welding the diff pins was an option.
I do know my car doesnt have a quaife and the only other thing I know of is those phantom grip things.
Like I said I still need to talk to the tech personally before I make any conclusions. Just curious if that makes any sense to you guys.
If you guys get a sec check out my thread about parts issues concernig this install. thanks
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=64514
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Originally Posted by jedhead
When you are at drag strip, you just have to count on something breaking because you are stressing your drivetrain. I won't take my car to the strip because what ever time I might get is not worth the risk of damaging my car. You abuse your car you will pay for the abuse!
This is why I trailer my car to and from the drags. Oh yeah, I carry 3 CV shafts as well. Damn you 375HP Yamaha, Quaife, and drag radials!
When you are at drag strip, you just have to count on something breaking because you are stressing your drivetrain. I won't take my car to the strip because what ever time I might get is not worth the risk of damaging my car. You abuse your car you will pay for the abuse!
This is why I trailer my car to and from the drags. Oh yeah, I carry 3 CV shafts as well. Damn you 375HP Yamaha, Quaife, and drag radials!
jedhead
New Member
If you have a phantom grip installed, I would remove it.
Bob
Bob
blue2ndgen
New Member
I dont think thats what it is but how can you tell?jedhead said:
jedhead
New Member
Two spider gears are removed (weakening the diff further) and two friction blocks with springs installed in place of the removed spider gears.
Bob
Bob
