Quick Clutch Install Question!
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Quick Clutch Install Question!
This sounds stupid, but I can't figure it out.
Which way does the clutch disc go in?
I have the ACT Street/Strip disc, and one side is flatter than the other. Also the shaft sticks out more on one side.
Any help?
Which way does the clutch disc go in?
I have the ACT Street/Strip disc, and one side is flatter than the other. Also the shaft sticks out more on one side.
Any help?
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It should say on the clutch disk. Like: To flywheel
Hmmm let me go outside for a sec.
It looks like the disks flat side goes to the flywheel and the protruded side goes to the pressure plate side.
Anyone want to confirm that?
Hmmm let me go outside for a sec.
It looks like the disks flat side goes to the flywheel and the protruded side goes to the pressure plate side.
Anyone want to confirm that?
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Re: Quick Clutch Install Question!
Originally posted by Davidov
This sounds stupid, but I can't figure it out.
Which way does the clutch disc go in?
I have the ACT Street/Strip disc, and one side is flatter than the other. Also the shaft sticks out more on one side.
Any help?
This sounds stupid, but I can't figure it out.
Which way does the clutch disc go in?
I have the ACT Street/Strip disc, and one side is flatter than the other. Also the shaft sticks out more on one side.
Any help?
Lay the disc on the flywheel and it will either rest flat on the friction surface (right way)
Or the center spline section will be resting on the pilot bearing (wrong way) and keep the friction surface from touching the flywheel at all.
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