What all do I need?
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What all do I need? I'd like to upgrade to the Ls7 clutch in the near future, i know tick offers a ls7 clutch 'kit', but what all does that come with? what else am I going to need? tools? slave? pilot bearing?
Thanks
C.
Thanks
C.
It tells you what the kit comes with on Ticks site. It comes with flywheel, clutch, pp, pp bolts, and flywheel bolts.
You also need:
slave cylinder (GM one, AC delco or other cheap ones are prone to leak)
pilot bearing
pilot bearing remover tool with slide hammer (get one from parts store)
clutch alignment tool (26 spline i think)
loctite for bolts
torque wrench
swivel socket thingy
brake cleaner
grease
a lot of extensions
probably some more crap to
You also need:
slave cylinder (GM one, AC delco or other cheap ones are prone to leak)
pilot bearing
pilot bearing remover tool with slide hammer (get one from parts store)
clutch alignment tool (26 spline i think)
loctite for bolts
torque wrench
swivel socket thingy
brake cleaner
grease
a lot of extensions
probably some more crap to
Check out the Diamond Stage 1. The disc is very similar to that of the LS7, but is made of a superior carbon/kevlar friction material. Also, the pressure plate is much more heavy duty than the stock style LS7 pressure plate, yielding higher clamp load.
The Diamond Stage 1 is currently on sale for $334 shipped. Just get your flywheel resurfaced for $30-40 and you'll be good to go. I'll include in the clutch kit a slave cylinder shim to compensate for the flywheel being resurfaced. This way the slave will retain the proper distance from the pressure plate.
If you'd like to order a new flywheel along with the clutch, we do sell stock GM flywheels for $129. Or you can go with an aftermarket stock weight (23lb) billet steel flywheel for $219, or lightweight (15lb) for $239
www.diamondclutch.com
The Diamond Stage 1 is currently on sale for $334 shipped. Just get your flywheel resurfaced for $30-40 and you'll be good to go. I'll include in the clutch kit a slave cylinder shim to compensate for the flywheel being resurfaced. This way the slave will retain the proper distance from the pressure plate.
If you'd like to order a new flywheel along with the clutch, we do sell stock GM flywheels for $129. Or you can go with an aftermarket stock weight (23lb) billet steel flywheel for $219, or lightweight (15lb) for $239
www.diamondclutch.com
