Hurst clutch stack up and assembly
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Drifting
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Schaumburg (Chicago) Illinois
Hurst clutch stack up and assembly
In my haste I took the Hurst shifter apart without taking pictures on how it was assembled. Does anyone have any pictures of the order and orientation of the parts for assembly? I will call Hurst today but heard they are not too great with customer service. They may not want to tell me.
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,912
Likes: 12
From: Schaumburg (Chicago) Illinois
Hurst is a goofed up company
I called Hurst and what I hear on the forum is true. They are a messed up company. Here is the short version about me trying to get a assembly drawing.
They do not have anything they can give me.
Even their ONLY repair guy repairs them by memory and experience, no documents. He was proud of that.
I asked about their assembly line documentation. They said they cannot give me one from there because people steal and copy their design.
Thats c$@P because if I wanted to steal their design I would buy one and reverse engineer it. A assembly of this simple shifter is not much in the way of intellectual property. hmmmmmmmm.
Anyway, If anyone has documented reassembling one these I would appreciate a little guidance. I just need to know the orientation and order of the plates and also of the slides between the plates.
They do not have anything they can give me.
Even their ONLY repair guy repairs them by memory and experience, no documents. He was proud of that.
I asked about their assembly line documentation. They said they cannot give me one from there because people steal and copy their design.
Thats c$@P because if I wanted to steal their design I would buy one and reverse engineer it. A assembly of this simple shifter is not much in the way of intellectual property. hmmmmmmmm.
Anyway, If anyone has documented reassembling one these I would appreciate a little guidance. I just need to know the orientation and order of the plates and also of the slides between the plates.
