Learning2race
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posted June 09, 2008 06:27 AM
Clutch replacement??
Based on my last post, after far too many hot-laps my clutch eventually failed. I stoped at the dealership to buy a set of new disks and they told me that it wasn't that easy on a 14. Apparently there is some specialized tool required to "measure" the height of the disks/cluthc basket, and then you have to choose from a variety of "optional" disk thicknesses. Was I fed a story?
Anyone have experience with replacing their clutch that can provide feedback/possible part numbers?
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starchild

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posted June 09, 2008 06:51 AM
there is no special tool required clutch is changed in the same way any clutch is replaced. dont know what they meant, i change the clutch the same way in my 12.
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NOX
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posted June 09, 2008 06:53 AM
Buy new fibers, forget replacing the steels..........., and put it back together.
Technically, they are right, but it is splitting frog hairs for your app.
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tater

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posted June 09, 2008 07:36 AM
I have never heard of this special tool. I think they r feeding u a line of shit.
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ninja12
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posted June 09, 2008 07:40 AM
They are talking about stack height.
Like Nox said, just do it, it's importart to be in the range.
It's very easy to get in the range.
Ask for a 'stock' clutch pack , it may not be perfect but will work just fine.
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