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Old 02-11-2012, 02:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Thats a lot worst than mine bro. What im afraid is that i can put it in gear and drive away without the use of the clutch at all besides when starting car. I just read something about the clutch not disengaging and burning up. Your wanting yours higher and I want mine to be lower to the floor.
it is a one piece flywheel, it is loud And dont like it but i guess thats the price i got to pay to play. BUT quieter than stock.
It's loud but quieter than stock?
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It's loud but quieter than stock?
Its definitely louder while driving low speeds and gears. But quiet at idle. For example 33mph in 5th clatter/ LIKE grinding noise but once car hits 2500-2600 rpms or 40 mph over all noise goes away. But after driving around a while the idle clatter is minimal.
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Its definitely louder while driving low speeds and gears. But quiet at idle. For example 33mph in 5th clatter/ LIKE grinding noise but once car hits 2500-2600 rpms or 40 mph over all noise goes away. But after driving around a while the idle clatter is minimal.
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Give me a call this eve, I have some info for you that will help with the bleeding issue. I found today where the air is getting trapped.
I tore my entire car down today and started from scratch much like you guys do to see what was going on with the bleeding and learned much from it.

I have had mine apart so many times before when setting all this up I wanted to go right from scratch so I can better help you all out. Went very well
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Give me a call this eve, I have some info for you that will help with the bleeding issue. I found today where the air is getting trapped.
I tore my entire car down today and started from scratch much like you guys do to see what was going on with the bleeding and learned much from it.

I have had mine apart so many times before when setting all this up I wanted to go right from scratch so I can better help you all out. Went very well
Can you share that info for all?
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