Tilton Multiplate clutch for FD?
12-30-03, 12:01 PM
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Tilton Multiplate clutch for FD?
Anyone know of a shop that's familiar with using a Tilton in an FD with the stock transmission? Interested in a dual plate carbon/carbon (yes, I'm aware of the cost!) and purchasing one from someone who's already done the conversion once before. Thanks for any head's up info!
12-30-03, 04:25 PM
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I have a twin Ceramic Tilton. rated for 700 foot lbs. I did it through unorthodox. They make a lightweight flywheel and use tilton disks, pressure plate, clutch slave cylinder T/O bearing combo. The setup is overkill for a 13b, but I'm using it on a 20b. You can slip the clutch and isn't too bad for drivability. I didn't take any pics of the clutch before install unfortunatly.
12-30-03, 06:31 PM
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No modifications really, replace the clutch slave , arm , T/O Bearing with Tiltons Hydrolic T/O Bearing. You just need to fab 2 lines ( from Clutch hose to new t/o assembly and a bleed line).
Here is a couple pics i found for a supra. Basicly the same thing.
Here is a couple pics i found for a supra. Basicly the same thing.
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