Hope you have better luck than me. Mine slipped instantly with my b8. I broke it in with me b3 and installed it and the flywheel with the motor swap and it started slipping instantly....it was the stage 1.
We'll see what happens. So far, it's not slipping, but I'm taking it easy for the recommended 500 miles.
It can't be worse than the 25,000 mile Exedy I had. It started slipping almost immediately.
Had way too much fun with the B8 this Summer. My Exedy clutch finally said "no mas".
So I put this in.
I'll let you know how good it is after I break it in.
Yes, I know about the axle. It was replaced.
Hope you have better luck than me. Mine slipped instantly with my b8. I broke it in with me b3 and installed it and the flywheel with the motor swap and it started slipping instantly....it was the stage 1.
Thanks! I think I need to adjust the bolts on the right side though. It doesn't seem to be sitting as flush as the left. I could actually see some daylight between the rubber seal and the hatch. I did remove the old and install the new by myself though. It wasn't quite as hard as I thought it was going to be.
ummm why are you running them out of phase...? you're loosing power that way as the ports aren't isolated from eachother (but can't tecnicaly acouticly couple either due to distance, though they will sound that way). are each of the 12s isolated within the box, or do they share a chamber?
Each of the 12's is isolated. The ports are isolated. This is similar to my box. (except my ports aren't ghetto chrome )Running out of phase, I'm essentially cutting ohms in half, basically doubling power (I'm not running a BIG amp, as I've had issues with Festivas and big amps before.
Drove it today... man this thing is a blast to drive with Aspire swap! Even with crappy primewell tires it'll stick in the corners to the point the fuel gauge shows the exact opposite. One tip I can give is do the back first don't swap in front without the rear or you'll have adverse handling.. actually oh crap handling!
Would have got some today, but my cell's battery is dead. Will get some tomorrow after I paint my bumpers. Picked up some paint meant for exterior trim and bumpers.
Im gonna paint my rear speaker plastics black tomorrow with krylon fusion. What are you gonna use to paint the headliner?
I didn't even use Krylon fusion :p, I used Valspar plastic paint for my a-pillar trim, worked really well, only prep I had done was use some surface cleaner.
But anyway, after looking at what they had at Lowes, I didn't see any spray paint meant for vinyl. So I used what I had left of the plastic paint to do the headliner. (Also used a bit of the bumper paint for the last layer since my can of valspar ran out.)
Went from one 12" subwoofer to two. A single 12" box with a square side port, to a dual 12" bandpass box with 4 round ports. Running them out of phase... It's officially LOUD now.
ummm why are you running them out of phase...? you're loosing power that way as the ports aren't isolated from eachother (but can't tecnicaly acouticly couple either due to distance, though they will sound that way). are each of the 12s isolated within the box, or do they share a chamber?
Darn it. Well, good and bad. I put that new-used VAF on the other day and FINALLY!! got over 27MPG. I hit 32.25 with mostly in-town driving. No more CEL at all, either.
I figured my next problem came from the VAF, but it evidently didn't. If I'm driving at 25-30ish (gravel roads, usually lots of hills), I'll manually shift down to 2nd gear (Automatic trans). I'll get a few miles down the road and look in the mirror.. loads of smoke. Dunno if it's white or grey, kinda in the middle.
I've done a complete tune-up (including fuel/air filters, no gaskets), and it still persists. I know I can just not use 2nd, but I hate having to lay on the brake whenever I go backroading.
New bottom end, finally using my swaintech coated pistons, ACL race series bearings, and the main studs.
Got it all in, 40 miles down. Need to get it broke in for madness. This is going to be a long couple weeks wth a slipping clutch over 8psi...
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