CSC or CMC problem?

Originally Posted by Zatanna Z Hey guys I think I'm gonna change my plans and save up more $ and get a clutch and flywheel along with a aftermarket CSC

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CSC or CMC problem?

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08-19-2017, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Zatanna Z

Hey guys I think I'm gonna change my plans and save up more $ and get a clutch and flywheel along with a aftermarket CSC and CMC. My clutch feels just fine on normal driving. Have plenty of pressure. I just won't shift aggressive or stomp the gas at all till I swap all of it :/ what's y'all thoughts on this plan?

That's probably fine. You should consider going ahead and getting the CSC and CMC in case it fails the rest of the way and you need to get it back up and running quickly.

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