Ok i know that this may be a stupid question but...do I have to take out the bellhousing to remove the clutch and flywheel? I already have the T-56 out getting rebuilt. Just wanted to look at the clutch and flywheel when I have the trans out. They were replaced by the previous owner less than 7k miles ago...I have a LOT of vibration when taking off. Its a SPEC Stage2 and SPEC flywheel. And I just wanted to look at it. Also what Clutch alignment tool do I need to put the clutch back in. What spline?

 

come on someone must know or atleast have some advice

 

usually you remove the bellhousing with the trans, but regardless, once the trans is out the bell housing wont stop you from seeing the clutch. if you want to actually take the clutch off to inspect it i dont see why you wouldnt just take off the bellhousing to make your life easier

 

as for the alignment tool, just call up spec they should be able to send you one. they are usually included when u buy the clutch so they def have them

 

You can get the tool at almost any auto parts store. Any LT1/LS1 tool will work.

 

I got an alignment tool...I guess I will take the bellhousing off to remove the clutch and flywheel. Any torque specs that I need to know...or a specific way to remove the bolts.

 

just be careful you dont drop the clutch disc when you remove the pressure plate bolts. and you will want to use all the proper torque specs when going back on. u should be able to find them on here somewhere if you search