civic flywheel, clutch installation
11-14-2003, 06:50 AM
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civic flywheel, clutch installation
Allright, tomorrow I am finally going to install my stage 1 clutch, lightened flywheel, and short shifter. I have gathered everything I need, including parts, tools, and people who know what the hell they are doing, except..... do I need to use new flywheel bolts? If so, where can I get these without breaking the bank? Thanks.
11-14-2003, 06:58 AM
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no, reuse your old bolts. the PP bolts are 10mm 12 points and the flywheel bolts are 12 point 17mm i believe. make sure to use 12 points or you are going to strip the piss out of the bolts.
11-14-2003, 07:16 AM
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Re: civic flywheel, clutch installation
Originally posted by 96blkcoupe
Allright, tomorrow I am finally going to install my stage 1 clutch, lightened flywheel, and short shifter. I have gathered everything I need, .
Allright, tomorrow I am finally going to install my stage 1 clutch, lightened flywheel, and short shifter. I have gathered everything I need, .
11-14-2003, 07:42 AM
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Re: Re: civic flywheel, clutch installation
Originally posted by fullsize fun
what the fuck do you need all that shit on a fucking civic for ? well atleast you just didn't buy a sticker pack and call it good . sell that shit and leave it stock and that money will by gas for a year .
what the fuck do you need all that shit on a fucking civic for ? well atleast you just didn't buy a sticker pack and call it good . sell that shit and leave it stock and that money will by gas for a year .
you should watch which hondas to pick on. you are liable to have your ass handed to you
11-14-2003, 07:44 AM
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Re: Re: civic flywheel, clutch installation
Originally posted by fullsize fun
what the fuck do you need all that shit on a fucking civic for ? well atleast you just didn't buy a sticker pack and call it good . sell that shit and leave it stock and that money will by gas for a year .
what the fuck do you need all that shit on a fucking civic for ? well atleast you just didn't buy a sticker pack and call it good . sell that shit and leave it stock and that money will by gas for a year .
11-14-2003, 07:54 AM
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shoot me.... sorry i just figured since my clutch is hanging by a string and i had to replace it anyway, i would buy good stuff. damn........ thanks sk8rmike, i got some 12 pts also, some other ppl warned me of strippin the bolts
11-14-2003, 09:39 AM
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yeah, USE A TORQUE WRENCH!!! very important. if you use an impact to snug them down you run the risk of snapping the head of the bolts clean off. it wont be hard to do, i've pulled apart a couple tranny's now and there isnt much to it.
11-14-2003, 10:21 AM
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ya i got that, i have all the torque specifications too to make sure its on right, thanks for all the help. i also figured it wouldnt be that hard, all my friends have done the same with the same make car.
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Re: civic flywheel, clutch installation
i love that guy up there talkin shit on hondas,maybe a domestic guy but as always
98% of fords are still on the road, the rest actually made it home.
98% of fords are still on the road, the rest actually made it home.
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