clutch qestion

[DSM1.8T]

when you bolt the clutch to the flywheel are the fingers of the pressure plate supposed to sit flush with the pressure plate surface?

flywheel I I fingers or flywheel I ) fingers

you know what I mean

one more question does anyone have the xact streetlight flywheel and what do you think?

 

[boostedinaz]

I had the same question two days ago. Yes they will flatten out a bit, at least thats what everybody says. i have only done one DSM clutch and was about two years ago so I could remember.

I have the XACT flywheel but I havent put my tranny back in yet so I have no feed back. As soon as I do I will let you know.

Michael

 

[leet]

Yes, they will flatten out somewhat.

 

[DSM1.8T]

somewhat......... like flat or like a little angle?

 

[boostedinaz]

Since i havent put my tranny back on I can take pics of what it will look like, but it wont be for about an hour or so. I have an XACT flywheel, street disk, and 2600 PP for referance.

Michael

 

[DSM1.8T]

that would be great. thanks

 

[boostedinaz]

This is the best pic I could get. From what I saw they went flat.

Michael

 

[leet]

Originally posted by boostedinaz
This is the best pic I could get. From what I saw they went flat.

Michael

Mine was the same.

 

[DSM1.8T]

just another quick question but can you bolt a stock clutch up to this flywheel? I don't see y you couldn't but just checking.

 

[Dominicanodsm]

quick question, Are those spines that are right below your clutch the output shaft that goes to your t-case. if so was there clip or a ball u had to remove. Sorry for changing the subject just needed to know.

 

[boostedinaz]

Originally posted by Dominicanodsm
quick question, Are those spines that are right below your clutch the output shaft that goes to your t-case. if so was there clip or a ball u had to remove. Sorry for changing the subject just needed to know.

No. That is the driver side front half shaft. The Tcase shaft is in the tranny itself. There was also no ball or clip on that shaft. The shaft just slides in and the 5 bolts that hold the Tcase keep it all together.

Michael