bluemach1

Yes yes haha its stomped to the floor. I've made sure. I do hear a little noise when the clutch is to the floor from what I think is the throwout bearing... would that be right? Could that cause some 'sticky' shifting?

USMCrebel

yes if there is a faulty or messed up ToB it won't shift right.

bluemach1

I have a mgw shifter which I plan on adjusting tomorrow and I'm praying that a tight fork has been the problem the whole time...

USMCrebel

could the shifter have been installed wrong?

bluemach1

Don't believe so, its only at high rpms so I'm thinking its gotta be a tob or a synchro. Ill post my results from the strip tomorrow night. Btw, are you still in the Corps?

USMCrebel

yeah it's got to be of of those then...and yes i am, bu for a very short amount of time... a nerve disease among other things earns you a discharge. packet is in review now

Adam99gt

I have the stock shifter and except when my trans was bad I havent had any problems, I shift my car at like 6500 (pretty regularly) and all gears go right in