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Kubus

Posted 23/2/2006 4:14 PM (#112575)
Subject: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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didn't know where to put the pics :)
so here are 2 pics of my new clutch.

Edited by Kubus 23/2/2006 4:17 PM

114gta

Posted 24/2/2006 5:52 AM (#112717 - in reply to #112575)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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Nice, who's it by? New flywheel too? Is the fly lightened?

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Posted 24/2/2006 5:58 AM (#112719 - in reply to #112575)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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it's made by the guy ( www.sprzegla.com] ) who makes clutches for preeety much for most 1/4 mile cars in poland.
the fly wheel is standard just prepared to run with the set properly.
what i have been told there is no way to lighten the standart flywheel

is that true??
in a moment i'm going to pick up my car with new clutch.
will se how the car goes

and the cost - i have sent the standard clutch and a flywheel
after 2 days i got it back for around L120 so it aint bad

Edited by Kubus 24/2/2006 5:59 AM

114gta

Posted 24/2/2006 6:18 AM (#112721 - in reply to #112575)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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You can machine the standard flywheel down to lighten it no problems, whoever said that is lying, it has been done before.

Be careful with that clutch mate, it might be quite snatchy.

Kubus

Posted 24/2/2006 6:21 AM (#112722 - in reply to #112721)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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114gta - 24/2/2006 1:18 PM
Be careful with that clutch mate, it might be quite snatchy.

will be for sure

thanks

AdrianSi

Posted 24/2/2006 12:09 PM (#112811 - in reply to #112721)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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114gta - 24/2/2006 12:18 PM

You can machine the standard flywheel down to lighten it no problems, whoever said that is lying, it has been done before.

It should also be balanced again after lightening to prevent knocking the bottom end out due to vibrations....

Nice clutch by the way...think that will be either on or off

114gta

Posted 25/2/2006 7:38 AM (#113055 - in reply to #112575)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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WWell at least its got springs in it to absorb some of the shock, ive had a go in a car without before, that was just a tad snatchy to say the least...

Kubus

Posted 27/2/2006 5:25 AM (#113757 - in reply to #112575)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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crap.... the car still doesnt run... there is no spark ...something wrong with the ECU or smth

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Posted 27/2/2006 5:45 AM (#113768 - in reply to #112575)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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Is it Spi? Most likey to be coil related...is the cranksensor plugged in seeing that youve had the gearbox off? Also what does the flywheel look like on the other side i.e is it a 2 or 4 pole?

Kubus

Posted 27/2/2006 6:23 AM (#113777 - in reply to #112575)
Subject: RE: Just to show. My new Uprated CLUTCH :)

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heh i jus called the mechanic.. the car is ok.
its MPi
but what they told me, is that the crankshaft position sensor or maybe crank angle sensor ( sorry for my technical english but it sucks )
was dead.
sometimes it was ok sometimes it wasn't and because of that there was no spark.
is that possible?? or they are trying to cheat on me??
cheers

Edited by Kubus 27/2/2006 6:24 AM

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