Flywheel coming apart?
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I've always had noise coming out of the engine/transmission area while the car is sitting and the clutch is not pushed in. Once I push the clutch in the noise went away so I always assumed by some post I've read that it is my stock fly wheel coming apart. The noise seems to be getting a little louder and there is a kind of like binding noise now when the clutch is engaging. Does this sound like the flywheel? If the flywheel is coming apart what are my risks?
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join the club-- only option imo upgrade your flywheel[might as well upgrade the clutch pack as well b/c UUC stopped making flywheels a few years ago,] to a traditional flywheel or live with it..
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http://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-d...center/sdls7ck
+LS7 slave+ a remote bleeder.. LAPD.. you gotta modify it to fit out cars bell..
at least thats what im gonna do when mine goes out.. [no-where-near-soon]
do some research.. some guys get a vibration at 2-3k.. some say you need to get the clutch kit balanced some say install error by using the bolts to reattach the trans and thus bending the clutch disforming it in some way
+LS7 slave+ a remote bleeder.. LAPD.. you gotta modify it to fit out cars bell..
at least thats what im gonna do when mine goes out.. [no-where-near-soon]
do some research.. some guys get a vibration at 2-3k.. some say you need to get the clutch kit balanced some say install error by using the bolts to reattach the trans and thus bending the clutch disforming it in some way