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Old 07-13-2016, 11:49 PM   #15
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Most of the issues in the manual can be fixed and it can handle the normal boost levels of an sc or turbo at 260-300 whp. I would honestly change fluids, take the clutch spring out if you don't like the clutch feel, and get a short throw to tighten it up if you want it more notchy
I already have an aftermarket clutch and trust me the issues I have won't be solved with fluid. The synchros are bad to the point of I struggle to get it into 4th on a pull sometimes and I'm just with a catback and was stage 2 for a while
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The new Miata (chassis code ND) has an infamous transmission already.

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That's what I thought you meant lol I just hadn't heard their transmissions were horrible
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I don't think it's terribly hard to destroy a transmission on stock power. Try this for fun and excitement: Drive at 85mph. Shift into first.

On a more realistic level, power shift. Rev match poorly or not at all while downshifting, especially under power. These are all the things that mess up a perfectly good and well-designed transmission on stock power on any car.
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I love my manual gearbox. Feels goooood and pushing over 300whp reliably.
If I was going to out a gearbox in, it would probably be the one out if a 370z. Apparently those things are strong af
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I don't think it's terribly hard to destroy a transmission on stock power. Try this for fun and excitement: Drive at 85mph. Shift into first.

On a more realistic level, power shift. Rev match poorly or not at all while downshifting, especially under power. These are all the things that mess up a perfectly good and well-designed transmission on stock power on any car.
I can just see the rocker arms flying out of the motor on a downshift like that........
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I can just see the rocker arms flying out of the motor on a downshift like that........


I think you'd do a bit of damage on an 85 MPH 1 shift, lol.
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Most of the issues in the manual can be fixed and it can handle the normal boost levels of an sc or turbo at 260-300 whp. I would honestly change fluids, take the clutch spring out if you don't like the clutch feel, and get a short throw to tighten it up if you want it more notchy
take the clutch spring out?
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I love my manual gearbox. Feels goooood and pushing over 300whp reliably.
If I was going to out a gearbox in, it would probably be the one out if a 370z. Apparently those things are strong af
They're also humongous.
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if you absolutely had to change it what would you get lol
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if you absolutely had to change it what would you get lol

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take the clutch spring out?
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take the clutch spring out?
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35621


The helper spring sort of dampens the stock feel, I've felt it on a car with and without it, and without it is noticeably better
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if you absolutely had to change it what would you get lol
T56 or a cd009 is what I'd go for problem is finding a way to mate it to the engine
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New fluid, heavy clutch and clutch pedal spring removal makes it so much better but under WOT shifts the synchros such ***.

I wish someone made a bellhousing to mate the t56
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