t-56 swap help and guide needed
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From: NOR CAL USA
Car: 89 iroc-z 5.7tpi 350,
Engine: 5.7tpi 350,
Transmission: T-56
t-56 swap help and guide needed
ok...im ready for the install ive never installed a clutch b4...i need basic insturctions how to put on a clutch and and connect the clutch fork to throw out bearing... and put in the pilot bearing... i have a alignment tool...
also anyone have a pic of what part to cut out for the auto trans braket?? alot of pics would help...for pedal holes
and is there an resevoir i havet o buy for my brand new master cyl
also anyone have a pic of what part to cut out for the auto trans braket?? alot of pics would help...for pedal holes
and is there an resevoir i havet o buy for my brand new master cyl
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From: Central Va.
Car: 82' Z28 IROC Clone (SOLD)
Engine: 355
Transmission: Built TH-350
Axle/Gears: 3.73 Moser 12 bolt
Clutch installs are pretty easy,Slide the alignment tool into the pilot bearing in the motor, spline the clutch on, put the pressure plate up and bolt it into place and remove alignment tool. Throwout bearing, goes on the little collar. the whole collar clips onto the fork after you slide the collar over the shaft! Hardest part of the job is gettin the tranny in and out by far!
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From: NOR CAL USA
Car: 89 iroc-z 5.7tpi 350,
Engine: 5.7tpi 350,
Transmission: T-56
do you have a pic of what a throw out bearing looks like... my centerforce clutch dual friction for lt1 was supposed to come with one...
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From: Central Va.
Car: 82' Z28 IROC Clone (SOLD)
Engine: 355
Transmission: Built TH-350
Axle/Gears: 3.73 Moser 12 bolt
I dont know what the centerforce looks like, Im just goin on basic clutch knowledge. Should be an O shaped bearing one side should be flat and the other should have a cruve in it to contact the pressure plate... Its prolly about An inch and a half across...Maybe
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