yungtuner

About six months ago i put a clutchmasters stage 1, yes i said stage one but stick to the point. i bbroke it in for 1000 miles, but alot of the miles were highway. when i finnaly got down on it, it was slipping. i didnt resurface the flywheel so im thinking that was the problome. then i put my d16z6 in, and it was gripping alot better. about a month ago my clutch just straight seaized up. i took the tranny off and it looked like something had melted the throwout bearing to the shaft, i actually think it was part of the shaft. i took the pp off and the clutch just fell out, IN PIECES!! its in like 5 different parts, i have never seen, or heard, of anything like this. dont know wtf is up, im gonna call clutch masters tommorow and see what they think. anyone want to respond to this?? im dumbfounded.

Dr.Boost

Jesus, WTF did you do? Was it a new throw out bearing? Did you grease it?(not that that would cause such a disaster). What kind of power is the Z6 making?
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smokey_civic

21,545,871,484 Horsepower?! That's something I can honestly say I've never heard of. - Matt

traff1c

I kinda sorta have that problem... had the clutch in since june.... and a peice fell off dont know what it is yet... ill find out soon enough

yungtuner

all it has is intake header and exhaust. i have no idea what it is either, i didnt grease the throwout bearing, how do i and what type of grease should i use? i have a different tranny and stock clutch im putting back on, so maybe ill try lubing the new bearing. i put about 1000 miles since the z6, 4000 total. i dont know what the ---- is up. but if anyone has any ideas, im listening. thanx

Paperchase013

the clutch must have broken off of its center piece (the part that goes on the tranny's shaft. that can cause it to break apart. (happened to me, but it was a used honda clutch.