jroc07gt
its orange not yellow!!
unless you plan on building a motor in the near future i wouldnt do too many 5th wot pulls. on a boosted motor, 5th gear has too much load for wot. i have seen too many stock motors blow cuz of this.
unless you plan on building a motor in the near future i wouldnt do too many 5th wot pulls. on a boosted motor, 5th gear has too much load for wot. i have seen too many stock motors blow cuz of this.
unless you plan on building a motor in the near future i wouldnt do too many 5th wot pulls. on a boosted motor, 5th gear has too much load for wot. i have seen too many stock motors blow cuz of this.
thanks for letting me know, no more 5th gear pulls for me.
but what about 5th gear on the TR6060?
I think a TR6060 is in your Future, the stock 5 speeds are rated to 360 Ft Lbs Torque, your killing it, You could have warped the clutch? did you smell any clutch burning? Used to happen to my ranger when playing off road.
BTW, I know someone who has a Very low Milage 6060 in Virginia, and Excessive can put it in for ya!
^^ it's mine now![]()

im going to guess you were right, check your steering shaft to header clearance, if its less than 1/4 inch the heat expansion would be my best guess, also check for your engine mount torque, i have had mine loosen up on me after repeated runs at WOT...gotta retorque them once in a while
let me know if you need anything else, oh and next week remember to bring 75-140 and friction modifier, or whatever you wanna stick in the rear, are we ging to install the tru trac?
thanks for letting me know, no more 5th gear pulls for me.
but what about 5th gear on the TR6060?
I'll go there...
Since the symptoms got worse with throttle application, especially after long WOT pulss, why not pull the 'combustion chamber spies', i.e. the spark plugs? This will give you a confidence check if they are all in the same good shape. If you see signs of detonation, then you know your setup isn't quite right yet.
The nagging 'she ain't the same' feeling could be from a melted electrode...which means things got right hot during your extended pulls.
So break out the fender protectors and start twisting a ratchet and let us know what you find...
Brian
Check your front wheel hub bearings![]()
Take his adviceI'll go there...
Since the symptoms got worse with throttle application, especially after long WOT pulss, why not pull the 'combustion chamber spies', i.e. the spark plugs? This will give you a confidence check if they are all in the same good shape. If you see signs of detonation, then you know your setup isn't quite right yet.
The nagging 'she ain't the same' feeling could be from a melted electrode...which means things got right hot during your extended pulls.
So break out the fender protectors and start twisting a ratchet and let us know what you find...
Brian
Take his advice
my 89 used to do this, but once i let it cool down it would run like normal again. I've seen too many supercharged cars go boom from heat soak and improper tuning.