Spec Stage 2 Chatter ?
Edit: Just saw the second post.
What you are describing is trans bearing noise. Your transmission needs no bearings. So does mine, around these many miles they start ti get noisy. I will be rebuilding mine in a month.
Edit: Just saw the second post.
What you are describing is trans bearing noise. Your transmission needs no bearings. So does mine, around these many miles they start ti get noisy. I will be rebuilding mine in a month.
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thanks for the feedback guys. i feel alot better about it and hopefully wont see anything bad happen
I installed a Stage 2 last year in my TA and was persuaded NOT to resurface my flywheel, which was my mistake. But it chattered like no other. We installed a new pilot bearing, throwout bearing, pressure plate, and disc. Every single shift was extreme chatter even after 3,000 miles and a good breakin. I took it out, bought a new disc, and had my flywheel and pressure plate resurfaced. I broke in the new disc GENTLY for 500-600 miles.The chatter has 95% gone away, but I blame the rest on a old wornout transmission. Take it very easy on the clutch for the first 500 miles. I never had any clutch drops or high speeds runs until maybe 1,000 or so. I didn't really feel it smooth out comfortably until maybe 1,000 or so, so give it some more time.. The first few hundred miles was pretty freakin chattery, so I wouldn't worry too much, it'll smoothen out as long as you break it in properly.
For your viewing pleasure. My pressure plate before and after resurfacing.


I installed a Stage 2 last year in my TA and was persuaded NOT to resurface my flywheel, which was my mistake. But it chattered like no other. We installed a new pilot bearing, throwout bearing, pressure plate, and disc. Every single shift was extreme chatter even after 3,000 miles and a good breakin. I took it out, bought a new disc, and had my flywheel and pressure plate resurfaced. I broke in the new disc GENTLY for 500-600 miles.The chatter has 95% gone away, but I blame the rest on a old wornout transmission. Take it very easy on the clutch for the first 500 miles. I never had any clutch drops or high speeds runs until maybe 1,000 or so. I didn't really feel it smooth out comfortably until maybe 1,000 or so, so give it some more time.. The first few hundred miles was pretty freakin chattery, so I wouldn't worry too much, it'll smoothen out as long as you break it in properly.
For your viewing pleasure. My pressure plate before and after resurfacing.
damn man that pressure plate and flywheel have some heat marks on them! haha thanks for the tip man. i have 120 easyish miles on her now. spec said give it about 50 miles before you can drive it spiritedly which is what i plan on doing. the only thing i did is ill keep it in a lower gear and get the RPM's high and let the engine break to seat the piston rings. think thatd hurt the clutch ?
Edit: i like the ammo can haha what do you have in that ?
Edit: i like the ammo can haha what do you have in that ?







