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Clutch Carnage

  • Thread starter Thread starter Bearded Forever
  • Start date Start date Jun 7, 2004

Can you believe this s**t?

  • Oh Em Gee!

    Votes: 1 9.1%
  • Double Tee Ef!

    Votes: 1 9.1%
  • El Oh El!

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Kansas is communist.

    Votes: 9 81.8%

  • Total voters
    11
  • Poll closed Jun 13, 2004.

Bearded Forever

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N/A clutch and pressure plate on the left, SVO clutch and pressure plate in the right. When I swapped the engine the flywheel and pressure plate looked just like this. It lasted for another year and got me my 9.5 with a 2.1 60' in the 1/8th.

 

notched86

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You don't have a "holy $hit" option?
 

bhuff30

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your just jealous that you don't live in kansas.
 

Bearded Forever

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Obviously.
 

Dr_EluSivE

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Aside from the SVO haveing 4 springs whats the difference between the 2? That clutch looks glazed but not ruined. I have seen worse.

Dr.
 

bhuff30

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the right looks an inch bigger, and the left looks like it could be gouged.
 

Asha'man

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I voted for "Double Tee Ef", TTF.

Ash
 

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The pressure plate has a groove in it.
The clutch is glazed but has plenty of material left.
 

Bearded Forever

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Here is the finished product. This thing grabs a lot better than the old clutch. I also figured I'm getting 20 miles more a tank. My pedal also got a lot lighter and I have to used to that.

 

351wcoupe

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I'm very impressed that an N/A clutch lasted that well. Mine lasted about 11ft out of the driveway before it melted down.
 

Dr_EluSivE

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hows the SVO compare with the TC clutch?

Dr.
 

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No clue. Never had a TC clutch. Advance Auto Parts has the same part number for all turbo clutches.
 

mr_woodster

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Crovax said:
No clue. Never had a TC clutch. Advance Auto Parts has the same part number for all turbo clutches.
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I'm betting pretty much the same. I just did the same swap , n/a - t/c , pedals much lighter (wierd, my leg wont be buff anymore )than what im used to on my n/a setup. Over all i like it, *cough* minus the throwout bearing (your end is near you little punk). Nice install....so you should be pulling sub 2's now all the time right cro?
 

Asha'man

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That's odd how light your clutch is now, because I put a TC clutch setup in my car when I did the T5 swap and it's pretty stiff. Our old beater Honda that we used to have had a hydraulic clutch, and whenever I'd drive it I just about put the pedal through the floor the first couple of times because it was so soft.

Ash
 
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140cilx

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My '86 SVO clutch in my LX is mucho lighter, just like Cro's, than my '84 SVO clutch.

(snicker, giggle as I add to your confusion)

It's a much better feel.
 

Bearded Forever

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I'm sure it's lighter because of the pressure plate being new.
My old one would creak, like bending rusted metal, when I pushed the clutch pedal in.
 
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