Grinding into all gears
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Grinding into all gears
i was at the track the other night, and i would get a slight grind when shifting hard.
it doesn't happen if i wait for a little bit. and it doesn't happen on the street.
but sometimes when i'm cruising, i have to rev match 5th to get it to go in. reverse is also hard to get into.
i installed a used Mcleod twin disc, 2 weeks ago. i think i got all the clearances right but maybe not. i am also using stock 00 clutch hydraulics.
do i need to upgrade to a mcleod/tick master, or do the drill mod? or is this a release bearing to clutch air gap problem. i had a slight bit more then an 1/8. maybe .15? i cant recall the exact number
thanks
it doesn't happen if i wait for a little bit. and it doesn't happen on the street.
but sometimes when i'm cruising, i have to rev match 5th to get it to go in. reverse is also hard to get into.
i installed a used Mcleod twin disc, 2 weeks ago. i think i got all the clearances right but maybe not. i am also using stock 00 clutch hydraulics.
do i need to upgrade to a mcleod/tick master, or do the drill mod? or is this a release bearing to clutch air gap problem. i had a slight bit more then an 1/8. maybe .15? i cant recall the exact number
thanks
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i was at the track the other night, and i would get a slight grind when shifting hard.
it doesn't happen if i wait for a little bit. and it doesn't happen on the street.
but sometimes when i'm cruising, i have to rev match 5th to get it to go in. reverse is also hard to get into.
i installed a used Mcleod twin disc, 2 weeks ago. i think i got all the clearances right but maybe not. i am also using stock 00 clutch hydraulics.
do i need to upgrade to a mcleod/tick master, or do the drill mod? or is this a release bearing to clutch air gap problem. i had a slight bit more then an 1/8. maybe .15? i cant recall the exact number
thanks
it doesn't happen if i wait for a little bit. and it doesn't happen on the street.
but sometimes when i'm cruising, i have to rev match 5th to get it to go in. reverse is also hard to get into.
i installed a used Mcleod twin disc, 2 weeks ago. i think i got all the clearances right but maybe not. i am also using stock 00 clutch hydraulics.
do i need to upgrade to a mcleod/tick master, or do the drill mod? or is this a release bearing to clutch air gap problem. i had a slight bit more then an 1/8. maybe .15? i cant recall the exact number
thanks