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Old 07-29-02, 01:05 PM
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question for soul assasin

You have a sequential tranny, right? What type of setup is it, is it clutchless shifting, or is it like F1(press the clutch and shift lever either up or down). Just curious. Love the car, it's my inspiration. And if you can, got any more pics of the 7? maiure@msn.com
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It's clutchless shifting, if you want it to be. You need to either let off of the gas or hit the rev limiter to switch gears without the clutch.
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:Gasp: You broke a rule! You put a name in the title!
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It is an HKS unit only available in Japan and costs about $10k retail. Good luck findin one somewhere. As for pics...Here is his website:http://velocity.isfaster.com/new/rides/soul/main.htm


And in F1, there is no clutch to punch. Only paddles. RIght is up, left is down.
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??I broke a rule? You're not supposed to put names in the title? I didnt know! I'm sorry, really! I was just directiong this towards him, its not like im saying anything bad, i have high admiration for soul. I didnt mean any offense. I'm really sorry.
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lol I think he was just trying to say maybe you should have PMed him either way others might like to hear about his set up also
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Its semi-clutchless.
You only have to use the clutch when shifting into 1st or reverse, or downshifting.
You just upshift as fast as you can, and most straight cut gearboxs are geared to keep you in the powerband when you need it.
You could use the clutch on upshifts, but don't need to. I'm not sure about when just casually driving, Soul Assasin could answer that.
And the transmission cost about $6k from HKS. It's an HKS Dogmission (because it has dog rings). It has straight cut gears (which allows you to not use clutch).
I think I've seen soul say he could get another gear (6th) put in for about $1k.
HKS makes these for quite a few japanese cars. And I think its a bolt-in affair.

Oh and if you want to know what it sounds like. It makes a whirring sound like a crotchrocket because of the straight cut gears. There is a link to a video of Exit13b's straight cut tranny on here somewhere to give you a better idea of the sound.
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NODE: Back outside and work on your car!!!!
Old 07-29-02, 02:04 PM
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I remember him saying it cost more than that Node. Great explination of it though. I am too lazy to type that much

Yeah, get your butt in the garage and work on your car!!
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Thanks guys, and by the way, if you were thinking F1(like Montoya, and Schu) it isn't right paddle to shift up, left to shift down, and they do use a clutch. The clutch is the top left paddle, shift up is top right, shift down is bottom right. And there are other classes(maybe not F1, prolly indy) that use a clutch pedal, the sequential tranny is geared to upshift when the lever is thrown back, downshift when pushed foward.
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http://www.f1mech.co.uk/cockpits.htm
Yep, you're right. Never knew that. I knew that in "F1" road cars (360, 355) there is no clutch. Guess F1 is extra cool!

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