ls7 clutch disc broken springs
02-12-2009, 10:57 PM
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ls7 clutch disc broken springs sup yalls i just got a ls7 clutch from a friend and when i was getting ready to install it i flipped it over to put it up on the flywheel and i heard something rattle. if your lookin at the disc you have the 4 large springs in a cross pattern. and inside them there's a smaller spring. 2 of them are loose and slide from one side to the other ( they are directly across from each other on the disc) what would cause this? and what will this effect?
i talked to a friend here and he says he wouldnt run it, i trust his word and his judgement as he has alot more experience with clutches then i do. just wanted some more opinions. thanks
- Scottie
i talked to a friend here and he says he wouldnt run it, i trust his word and his judgement as he has alot more experience with clutches then i do. just wanted some more opinions. thanks
- Scottie
02-13-2009, 05:10 PM
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Scottie, I found you.
The springs you are talking about are the takeup springs. On a street clutch the springs dampen the clutch plate so you don't get chatter when you release the clutch. Race discs often times have a solid hub without the springs. On the street a race clutch like this would be very chattery when you tried to slip it to take off.
A little looseness of the inner spring on a double setup is NORMAL. Put it in and go. It's fine unless the springs are broken or missing.
The springs you are talking about are the takeup springs. On a street clutch the springs dampen the clutch plate so you don't get chatter when you release the clutch. Race discs often times have a solid hub without the springs. On the street a race clutch like this would be very chattery when you tried to slip it to take off.
A little looseness of the inner spring on a double setup is NORMAL. Put it in and go. It's fine unless the springs are broken or missing.
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Scottie, I found you.
The springs you are talking about are the takeup springs. On a street clutch the springs dampen the clutch plate so you don't get chatter when you release the clutch. Race discs often times have a solid hub without the springs. On the street a race clutch like this would be very chattery when you tried to slip it to take off.
A little looseness of the inner spring on a double setup is NORMAL. Put it in and go. It's fine unless the springs are broken or missing.
The springs you are talking about are the takeup springs. On a street clutch the springs dampen the clutch plate so you don't get chatter when you release the clutch. Race discs often times have a solid hub without the springs. On the street a race clutch like this would be very chattery when you tried to slip it to take off.
A little looseness of the inner spring on a double setup is NORMAL. Put it in and go. It's fine unless the springs are broken or missing.
