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Old 04-28-2005, 07:54 PM
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I just recently began swapping from a 4l60e to a M6 here the last week. I just buttoned everything up. The kit I purchased came with what I think was a used spec stage 1 clutch and pressure plate. I installed a new slave cylinder and master cylinder and bled the system completely. Now for my problem.. The pedal feels pretty good but when I start the car and go to put it in gear.. NOTHING. It won't go into gear, feels like the clutch isn't disengaging at all. I know a friend who installed a spec stage 3 and he had to shim his.. There was no shim in my kit.. Is it maybe that the 1 and 2 require shims also?? Please help guys, I need my car fixed ASAP

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your fucked!!!
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You definately need to shim it. I have mine shimmed a little and we are pulling the tranny and shimming it more this weekend b/c sometimes it wont allow me into 1st and the gears are all notchy.
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Originally Posted by BrandonSS
You definately need to shim it. I have mine shimmed a little and we are pulling the tranny and shimming it more this weekend b/c sometimes it wont allow me into 1st and the gears are all notchy.
Damn. Where the hell can we get some shims at.. with a quickness?
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Um... not sure, I'd contact Spec. they have wonderful customer service.
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Originally Posted by BrandonSS
Um... not sure, I'd contact Spec. they have wonderful customer service.
Do you happen to have there information? I'm really wore out and am too tired to search
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http://www.specclutch.com/specMain.html

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