alright so i am going to put in poly shifter bushings, metal under hood shifter bushings, and a metal clutch line because my car seems to be shifting poorly especially at high rpm shifts(does not like to go into gear), i am also going to be changing my transmission fluid and am currently planing on using OEM fluid since I have read that using anything else can cause the gears to wear a lot quicker...but I am curious about BG Synchro Shift II, some evo shops that I have been to seem to recommend that, I am just wondering if that falls into the same category as "fluid thats not oem, so don't use"
Those shops that recommend BG II must not have been working on Mitsus for very long and need to stick to Hondas. The tranny fluid RRE recommends is the regular BG Syncoshift, not the synthetic. I've been using it for over 25K miles with no problems and will continue to use it.
Personally, I didn't like the BG Syncroshift after a few thousand miles. I've been using a mixture of Redline MT-90 (2 qts) and Redline MTL (1 qt). No problems at all for the last 20K of autoX/street use.
I only recommend the OEM fluids. Super DiaQueen for the trans and DiaQueen LSD oil for the t-case and rear diff.
Btw, all those mods are a good idea, but they are likely not going to change the high rpm shifting issue. If you're getting locked out or having problems with high rpm shifting, then it's probably synchros, a worn clutch, or a poorly-adjusted clutch.
yeah i think that my clutch is going, but also i just recently adjusted my clutch pedal and assumed that that had something to do with it, but it isn't too close to the floor so it shouldn't be that bad, at low speeds it shifts fine
but i am going to try all of that stuff and maybe try adjusting the cluth pedal again and hopefully it will be taken care of
You should be adjusting it away from the floor, not towards the floor. You should set the engagement point high on the pedal travel when trying to remedy this problem. Eventually, you won't be able to adjust it further, and the clutch will just have to be replaced.
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