Subaru Impreza STI with Sequential Shifting System
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I am interested, how much is it for a b series application as presented on the site?
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@cyrrustvirus - you've presumably had the system a couple of years now, is it still working OK?
I'd love to find one of these "H" pattern adapters that dips the clutch too; shouldn't be difficult to do with a hydraulic clutch. If it killed/blipped the throttle at the same time, then it'd almost be like having a real sequential...
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@reagnet1 You must use the clutch still, it just removes H pattern shifting, so you can't miss a gear and you can shift faster. If you watch clutchless shifting, that's a whole sequential tranny -- that's probably around 20-30,000 EUR ;-) You can do a poor man's setup if you put in dog gears ... you would then only have to clutch it when you shift down, you wouldn't need to do it shifting up.
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you still have the clutch pedal. do you use it only for preventing stall?
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@cyrrustvirus oh i see it...before i looked at it when it was in the light thats why..srry
Hi Ade,
I switched back to the normal manual transmission due to problems with the swiss authorities.
But KAPS has meanwhile developped an hydraulic clutch, which can be used together with the SSS I had on my car. Just Google for SEQUENTIAL SHIFTING SYSTEM+KAPS
cheers
Rich
cyrrustvirus 11 months ago
@mbdulka True! Very good explanation.
cyrrustvirus 1 year ago
uber cool but your gear indicator is broken lol
NemesisSypheroth 1 year ago
@NemesisSypheroth
not really, but the exposure is really bad, as the cam films trough the windshield.
cyrrustvirus 1 year ago
How much are they?
SuperChevy446 1 year ago
@SuperChevy446
The Sequential Shifting System for the Subaru Impreza STI is EUR 2680, the one for the EVO8/9 EUR 1625
cyrrustvirus 1 year ago