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Originally Posted by Navynuc,Dec 1 2009, 10:17 PM
Yeah, Every week.
So, not sure if im going to the Autocross this Weekend or the Toys for Tots Cruise.
Would love to autocross the S, but clutch is still slipping, and i just emptied a huge chunk of the clutch fund. So im really not sure, either one will be fun, dunno.
So, not sure if im going to the Autocross this Weekend or the Toys for Tots Cruise.
Would love to autocross the S, but clutch is still slipping, and i just emptied a huge chunk of the clutch fund. So im really not sure, either one will be fun, dunno.
sig - ummpwr is going to the auto-x tomorrow, should be awesome in the rain.
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Originally Posted by ClemsonWill,Dec 2 2009, 03:52 PM
Matt....Do the other S2k guys from your club ever post on S2ki?
I see several S2ks rolling around with modifications but never know who they are. And it seems that only a small percentage of the local guys and girls post on here. Just trying to put a name to the car.
I see several S2ks rolling around with modifications but never know who they are. And it seems that only a small percentage of the local guys and girls post on here. Just trying to put a name to the car.
Usually I'm in the nimbus ridgeline, the S sits in the garage...too much rain. Sometimes you'll see her... give it a few weeks and it will be hard to forget it if you do.
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shes just shy of 26k, and only 4.3 of that has been me.
I dont know, my guess is its partially the ****** clutch delay solenoid, slipping the clutch as i drive hard to ease stresses on the Transmission, heard that caused clutches to go earlier. prolly need to get that little pos off the car.
I dont know, my guess is its partially the ****** clutch delay solenoid, slipping the clutch as i drive hard to ease stresses on the Transmission, heard that caused clutches to go earlier. prolly need to get that little pos off the car.
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Originally Posted by aids333,Dec 4 2009, 10:06 PM
I've seen your car once or twice. It's beautiful, I've always had a soft spot for suzuka, especially + gold.. a very nice combo in my opinon
Usually I'm in the nimbus ridgeline, the S sits in the garage...too much rain. Sometimes you'll see her... give it a few weeks and it will be hard to forget it if you do.
Usually I'm in the nimbus ridgeline, the S sits in the garage...too much rain. Sometimes you'll see her... give it a few weeks and it will be hard to forget it if you do.
I will keep an eye out for the Ridgeline.
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Originally Posted by Navynuc,Dec 6 2009, 12:54 AM
shes just shy of 26k, and only 4.3 of that has been me.
I dont know, my guess is its partially the ****** clutch delay solenoid, slipping the clutch as i drive hard to ease stresses on the Transmission, heard that caused clutches to go earlier. prolly need to get that little pos off the car.
I dont know, my guess is its partially the ****** clutch delay solenoid, slipping the clutch as i drive hard to ease stresses on the Transmission, heard that caused clutches to go earlier. prolly need to get that little pos off the car.
http://www.clubhonda.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17798
project time?
A lot of people think that their clutch is slipping when its just the delay valve, I'd say try this first.. if your results aren't what was desired then get the clutch.
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Well, the issue at the moment is under hard driving when the Clutch Delay Valve slips the clutch, thats and i get on the throttle in that time frame, my clutch cant get enough friction to engage properly, so prolly a little bit of both.