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Pontiac_Maniac · 04-20-2026, 05:34 PM

My car just got a 2014 TR-6060 installed along with a monster twin disc, 24lb flywheel, tick performance billet adjustable master, tick slave, and an MGW shifter. I’m currently experiencing 3 major issues.
1- Clutch pedal is heavy and the bite point at the end of pedal by dash not the floor

2- MGW shifter is unable to be installed straight up and down so 1st gear is in the center of the console making 2-3 shifts hard because finding 1st by accident is very easy.

3- I am unable to put my car in reverse. I can’t even find it with the shifter.

fz4k98 · 04-21-2026, 07:58 AM

The 1st issue sounds like the slave was not measured/shimmed correctly.

The shifter location is determined by the two support rods from the transmission to shifter. I would verify correct shifter installation and that the shifter/parts are specifically for your car. The shifter is bolted to the body but located by transmission/rods.

04-20-2026, 05:34 PM	#1
Pontiac_Maniac Drives: Chevy Camaro and Pontiac G8 Join Date: Apr 2026 Location: Maryland Posts: 1	2014 TR-6060 Issues My car just got a 2014 TR-6060 installed along with a monster twin disc, 24lb flywheel, tick performance billet adjustable master, tick slave, and an MGW shifter. I’m currently experiencing 3 major issues. 1- Clutch pedal is heavy and the bite point at the end of pedal by dash not the floor 2- MGW shifter is unable to be installed straight up and down so 1st gear is in the center of the console making 2-3 shifts hard because finding 1st by accident is very easy. 3- I am unable to put my car in reverse. I can’t even find it with the shifter.

04-21-2026, 07:58 AM	#2
fz4k98 Drives: 2013 1ss Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: WI. Posts: 574	The 1st issue sounds like the slave was not measured/shimmed correctly. The shifter location is determined by the two support rods from the transmission to shifter. I would verify correct shifter installation and that the shifter/parts are specifically for your car. The shifter is bolted to the body but located by transmission/rods.