Anyone else have problems with KIESLER??
Team Owner
Joined: May 2002
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From: San Diego , CA Double Yellow DirtBags 1985..Z51..6-speed
I've always used the bronze bushing. Using one right now with my ZF. It's easier to install to the crank without damaging, and easier to thread the needle without damaging, that's it.
A bronze bushing should not fail unless the input shaft (and therefore clutch) are out of alignment, even if the front trans bearing is totally shot.
A bronze bushing should not fail unless the input shaft (and therefore clutch) are out of alignment, even if the front trans bearing is totally shot.
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2005
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From: Tennessee
Originally Posted by CentralCoaster
I've always used the bronze bushing. Using one right now with my ZF. It's easier to install to the crank without damaging, and easier to thread the needle without damaging, that's it.
A bronze bushing should not fail unless the input shaft (and therefore clutch) are out of alignment, even if the front trans bearing is totally shot.
A bronze bushing should not fail unless the input shaft (and therefore clutch) are out of alignment, even if the front trans bearing is totally shot.
Richard
