Ive had it with my clutch!!!!! TIME TO REPLACE, HELP
07-16-2006, 01:00 AM
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Ive had it with my clutch!!!!! TIME TO REPLACE, HELP cluth pedal sticks, cant speed shift...gears grind at higher RPMS...
i realize that there is a drill method..but im ready for a whole new better system....
what does everyone recommend? i want to be able to shift hard with no problems...i'd like an adj master cylinder so i can adjust the pedal and the shifter....and i want a bangin cluth that'll hold and that will engage/disengage with NO problems...money is not an issue...well you knwo what i mean
THANKS!
i realize that there is a drill method..but im ready for a whole new better system....
what does everyone recommend? i want to be able to shift hard with no problems...i'd like an adj master cylinder so i can adjust the pedal and the shifter....and i want a bangin cluth that'll hold and that will engage/disengage with NO problems...money is not an issue...well you knwo what i mean
THANKS!
07-16-2006, 11:37 AM
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Well I like the McLeod twin because it releases in a short amont of pedal travel. Most I've seen is w/in an inch or so of travel. The coil sprung pressure plate is the difference IMO, Vs the diaphram spring plate everyone else uses.
I like it for powershifting , works great in my case.
Just replace everything, do the drill mod on the line, & your set.
I like it for powershifting , works great in my case.
Just replace everything, do the drill mod on the line, & your set.
07-16-2006, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Turo
Maybe its just me, but I think that a spec4 and Mcleod twin-disk are overkill for a bolt-ons car 
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.car will have about 425-40 RWHP N/A in about a month or two...soo i figure ill go bigger...
Thanks guys for the help...so even with new master cylinder and clutch i have to do the drill mod???
lemme know
Erik
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Look into the Cartek clutch comes with a adjustable master and stands up to serious abuse. www.cartek.net
07-18-2006, 06:45 AM
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hey guys, thansk a lot for all in the info!
I really appreciate it....again I am looking for something (like the cartek) that I can adjust...i HATE the notchiness...i woudl like to be able to adjust that and the pedal
I really appreciate it....again I am looking for something (like the cartek) that I can adjust...i HATE the notchiness...i woudl like to be able to adjust that and the pedal
07-18-2006, 06:01 PM
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i am going to check out prices....compare....save..think....save...compare ...and so on...
it isnt the DD so...not worried bout it to much...but it needs to be the next mod..
THANKS
it isnt the DD so...not worried bout it to much...but it needs to be the next mod..
THANKS