New clutch is in!
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New clutch is in!
Finally got the clutch install done. Here's a pic of the halfway mark during install. I'm so F'in glad that I didn't attempt this without a lift!!!! Anyway, I'm breaking it in nice and easy, but this clutch feels awesome! Pedal is firm, but not too stiff and it engages nice and strong about an inch and a half off of the floor. Jason with Texas Drivetrain Performance did the work and supplied the clutch. I can tell you that this was an incredible deal, so PM me if you're in the market for a clutch.
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What clutch did you get, I am having an LS7 Clutch and LS2 Flywheel installed over at G-Force right now. Lets just say I hope it does alot better than that POS Spec Stage 3 that lasted a whole 8k miles.
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Originally Posted by Sprayed1998
What clutch did you get, I am having an LS7 Clutch and LS2 Flywheel installed over at G-Force right now. Lets just say I hope it does alot better than that POS Spec Stage 3 that lasted a whole 8k miles.
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Originally Posted by Sprayed1998
What clutch did you get, I am having an LS7 Clutch and LS2 Flywheel installed over at G-Force right now. Lets just say I hope it does alot better than that POS Spec Stage 3 that lasted a whole 8k miles.
you call up to Spec and complain? that is bullshit man! they will most likely say you didn't break it in well enough
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Which clutch did you install?
A lift makes any clutch swap less crappy. However, it really gives a break to the people with rear mounted transmissions! Take it from me--someone who's done the install on his back in the driveway .
A lift makes any clutch swap less crappy. However, it really gives a break to the people with rear mounted transmissions! Take it from me--someone who's done the install on his back in the driveway .
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Originally Posted by | Powered by Satan |
you call up to Spec and complain? that is bullshit man! they will most likely say you didn't break it in well enough
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Originally Posted by regorih383
I would have not let those axles hang like that........thats a good way to tear the boot.
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Replied ,
For what its worth, there are several techniques to choose from regarding the clutch swap. I dropped the complete rear cradle, brakes, axles, etc all in one piece when I replaced my master and slave.
Ryan
For what its worth, there are several techniques to choose from regarding the clutch swap. I dropped the complete rear cradle, brakes, axles, etc all in one piece when I replaced my master and slave.
Ryan