clutch install
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Well this thread was going to have pics of my clutch install, but in all the damn time it took me to do the install I forgot to take many pictures. I will try and get a picture of the old clutch up tomorrow so every one can see a modular clutch with the flywheel riveted to the clutch... all in all it was not that bad, though it did take me 10 hours to do, with occasional help from Joey. I figure I could probably do it in 6 hours now that I know exactly where all the bolts are and next time I won’t just lay the damn bolts in one pile I will keep them separated...
My hands are jacked up and my body hurts...
For those who care I put in a clutchmasters stage 4 racing clutch.
Thanks go out to Joey for helping me out and schooling me in the arts of pry bar
ASE certified bitchos
My hands are jacked up and my body hurts...
For those who care I put in a clutchmasters stage 4 racing clutch.
Thanks go out to Joey for helping me out and schooling me in the arts of pry bar
ASE certified bitchos
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Re: clutch install
his name.....his name.....is Cledus.
at least it moved out of the shop under its own power, and you didnt constantly bug the shit out of me to help
at least it moved out of the shop under its own power, and you didnt constantly bug the shit out of me to help
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Re: clutch install
Originally Posted by DeadEvoVIII
awesome. so how do you like the feel of the new clutch?
i'll be doing this very same thing here soon, but atleast my car is very easy
i'll be doing this very same thing here soon, but atleast my car is very easy
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Originally Posted by srt4hokie
Well I have a couple 100 more miles before it's broke in but from driving it now it's very grabby and you can't slip it, it's on or it off. So fare my only trouble was when I was parked pointing down and I had to back out of the slope I stalled a couple times trying to get it out with out burning the clutch. All in all I'm going to love it though.
P.S. quickest 1/4 time it has gotten (while awd) was 13.9..... yea....*shakes my head*...
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Originally Posted by elementalwindx
At least your pressure plate wasn't in pieces. My friends 1g clutch was. I'm not gonna go into detail about how much crap has broken on that car *cough* motor, rear axle, ecu, stripped hole in the block for the tranny, shitloads more *cough*....heh....
P.S. quickest 1/4 time it has gotten (while awd) was 13.9..... yea....*shakes my head*...
P.S. quickest 1/4 time it has gotten (while awd) was 13.9..... yea....*shakes my head*...
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Originally Posted by fc735
the disc you mean? i have never seen a broken pressure plate....please find some pics if you have any of that.
BTW there was no disc left, it grinded into the flywheel
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