I put in a Non-ACR/Non-R/T Neon tranny in my car. It has the 3.94 final drive, but a .72 5th gear. Will the speedometer be correct using the speedo sensor from the Neon tranny, or do I need to use the one from my old tranny?

#2: I put in a Fidanza and Spec Stg 3 6 puck. How long do I need to break in the ceramic clutch? The paper they sent said 450mi, I was just wondering if this was correct or if it was less. I hardly ever shift over 3500 anyways, but I don't want to screw anything up.

Lets just say this... I'm over 100whp and soon to cross 200whp. Thanx 2GNT! Now if I could only learn to prove it.

The Neon sensor will read wrong. use your sensor.

break in the clutch per the manufacturer's suggestions.

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Factory Service Manuals: http://nawdu.de/files/

Just an FYI in case anyone searches later on. I didn't have to swap speedometer gears. I guess because this Neon tranny had the 3.94 final drive ratio instead of the 3.55 it reads fine.

The clutch break-in is as follows:

Just normal around town driving without launching or speed shifting(for 450 miles). Any rpm is ok, just refrain from racing for the period stated. This procedure will allow for the best clutch performance and life.

Thanks,

David Norton
S.P.E.C., inc
800-828-4379
205-491-8593-fax
sales@specclutch.com

Lets just say this... I'm over 100whp and soon to cross 200whp. Thanx 2GNT! Now if I could only learn to prove it.

The manufacture's directions are always the first you should look at and last to discard.

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