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Well I drove to a buddy of my shop in dallas to install my new tzr clutch and flywheel and while driving it back very very easy it is slipping again. Tried calling gtm to see what to had to say about my boost spike issues but no luck tonight. No coupler leaks, rechecked the wastegate tension, check all lines going to and from the boost controller and couldn't find anything.. Not a happy camper this evening.... Tomorrow Iam thinking about disconnecting the lines to the boost controller and see what happens just running off of the wastegates.... Keep in mind I only have a 10 1/2 hour drive back home... !@#$%^&*()
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Funny thing is when I too off the stock clutch it was CHERRY!!! **** **** ****!!! going to bed now...
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How many miles did you put on the clutch before pushing the car? I followed the directions straight from ZSpeed Performance website and do not have a problem with mine at all. Break-in period of 500-1000 miles during which slippage may occur. Care must be taken during this period not to overheat from excessive slipping. We strongly recommend no more than 1/2 throttle and no hard launches during this time. |
I completely understand the break in procedure but while in 6gear easing on the throttle just past 4k the rpm's rev up and Iam pretty sure its not the tires breaking away... I think it has to do with the used boost controller I bought off of ebay. I have a sneaky feeling the solenoid is not opening the wastegates as they should creating these spikes...... Made it back from dallas after a 10hour drive and the car drove great.. Also replaced the 6sp mt fluid with some motul gear 300... like I said the stock clutch didn't even have any wear on it at all but I would have needed a clutch soon enough...
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Make sure you go to the Beau! My favorite club is in there
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