[rayhawk]

Does anyone notice minor surging around 1800-2000 rpm on their M6 SS? It is not enough to move the needle on the tach, but I feel a slight stutter in the lower gears at that engine speed. At first I thought it was driveline backlash, but even at steady speed I feel it. Once I get to 5th gear it disappears.

Car has 16k miles on it, all stock. It has done it since I got it about 6 months ago, doesn't seem to have changed.

[red_johnny]

Yes. Mine does it when I first start it up for the first few mins depending on temperature. Once its warmed up it stops. Makes it hard when driving through my housing area at a posted 15 MPH.

[MackSteelPrivateEye]

Originally Posted by rayhawk

Does anyone notice minor surging around 1800-2000 rpm on their M6 SS? It is not enough to move the needle on the tach, but I feel a slight stutter in the lower gears at that engine speed. At first I thought it was driveline backlash, but even at steady speed I feel it. Once I get to 5th gear it disappears.

Car has 16k miles on it, all stock. It has done it since I got it about 6 months ago, doesn't seem to have changed.

Know never noticed.

[rayhawk]

Originally Posted by red_johnny

Yes. Mine does it when I first start it up for the first few mins depending on temperature. Once its warmed up it stops. Makes it hard when driving through my housing area at a posted 15 MPH.

Hmm, I think the car seems to warm up pretty quickly around here, but I'll see if it changes any after running a bit.

[z28pat]

Same here , it doesn’t like being driven slowly, makes it hard since I’m trying to drive slowly though my neighborhood to avoid running over suicidal squirrels