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by jjgugs on April 12th, 2008
You suck at shifting cause i have a 97 ls turbonetics t/3 t/4 turbo and 220,000 miles on the engine and i have my Tac set at 6900 rpms and no problem at all
by jimninopolis on May 16th, 2007
Hello.
I have a 200 Acura Integra GS-R.
The grinding is caused by worn out synchronizers in the transmission. They can be replaced, but it is going to cost you a few hundred dollars. The only way to "help" the situation is to shift SLOWLY and from lower RPM's so that the worn-out sychronizers can do their job (matching the gear speeds). You must have some miles on that car. Acura transmissions are almost bulletproof.
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