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Dr.Boost 02-01-2005 07:29 AM

Re:clutch install with junkyard racer.... 56K
 

Originally Posted by AbaZ


Man, maybe I should do a "flat rate" how-to on how to R&R a damn clutch set, jesus ::)

I know how to drop a tranny. I've done it both ways and I'd much rather yank the motor, if I have a cherry picker. Shift linkage only takes a minute to undo and I always drag the one with the bitch pin out with the motor. My exhaust disconnects with 2 13mm bolts, which don't require laying on the ground. :P
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rexracer 02-01-2005 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by junkyard racer
my help did show, notice how clean his hands are in the picture above.

so now i see this is a "well this is how I do it thread" which is cool, this is what worked for me. and it worked well at that. I have access to a lift, tranny jack, floor jacks, air tools, chreey pickers, a-frames, all the tools you can think of.

this is what was easiest for me. sorry it was a pain for the rest of you to look at it. time on my hands, after i would have done everything else, been pissed off, i think it was just as good.

::)

One of the many benefits of being on a military base. Isn't it some ridiculously low price to rent out a bay with all the tools you need? Like $20 a day or something like that. Well worth it either way.

I agree with everyone else about just dropping the trans, but if everything is back in and running who cares. Its your time and energy, not theirs

necro 02-01-2005 08:34 AM

Re:clutch install with junkyard racer.... 56K
 
I agree it's his time being wasted. I or anyone didn't say it wouldn't work, but the method he chose to take. I just don't see the logic in take a motor out to change a clutch, but that's me. I changed my tranny this past summer and didn't have a creeper. I spred a mat on the floor and got under the car and got to work. The hardest part for me was lining up the tranny to the motor. And i was by myself and didn't get any help.

These r our opinions on his method and he shouldn't be so defensive about it. Like i posted b4 he got the job done and that's what's important.

95RedEX 02-01-2005 09:26 AM

Re:clutch install with junkyard racer.... 56K
 
OMG. This is the funniest thread ever. :-*

Pulling the engine would be a good experience if anything. My front end got banged up in an accident and it actually hard to tip the engine down because the alternator ends up hitting the frame. You gotta be slow, careful and precise so nothing gets squashed.

By the way, what is up with the wastegate?

fsufan814 02-01-2005 09:42 AM

Re:clutch install with junkyard racer.... 56K
 

Originally Posted by 95RedEX

By the way, what is up with the wastegate?


bahaha chain's are the new JDM hotness, you like?

projekteg 02-01-2005 09:46 AM

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frank, i think people liked you more when you were a non boosted, non productive post ----- :D

SkunT 02-01-2005 09:47 AM

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you know whats really funny about the wastegate. had i been in japan (which i will be in 4 months ;D), and did the same thing, and posted "this is the new JDM trick, i learned from the local japs" you fuckers would be using it like crazy. i would almost garantee it.


and kevin, i think we just do ---- a little ass backwords over here. we arent as advanced as the west coast guys, or the ------ caniuks. :P

95RedEX 02-01-2005 09:48 AM

Re:clutch install with junkyard racer.... 56K
 

Originally Posted by fsufan814

Originally Posted by 95RedEX

By the way, what is up with the wastegate?


bahaha chain's are the new JDM hotness, you like?

HUH? I see the internal wastegate flange sticking right out front, but there's nothing attached to it? ???

necro 02-01-2005 09:53 AM

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I don't care who in Japan does their clutch job's like that. I'm not wasting my time to do it like that. There's one thing in life u can't replace and that's time. Have fun in Japan tho, make sure u learn the language that's very important.

Honda16hb 02-01-2005 03:53 PM

Re:clutch install with junkyard racer.... 56K
 

Originally Posted by ghettoturbo
This keeps you from having to bust out the impact gun and ------- with axle nuts

I've taken off 4 axle nuts in my experience and never have I used an impact gun, just a ratchet with a breaker bar. I broke the ratchet on the last one I did, but I just took it back to sears and was back at it in 10 minutes.


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