Clutch Install Process Write-Up anybody interested???
Instructor
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Re: Clutch Install Process Write-Up anybody interested??? (Bink)
Corvette Magazine did an excellent write up in the July 2003 issue. Not sure if it is available on line, but for those who subscribe and save those back issues, check it out.
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Re: Clutch Install Process Write-Up anybody interested??? (Rob Razor)
Corvette Magazine did an excellent write up in the July 2003 issue. Not sure if it is available on line, but for those who subscribe and save those back issues, check it out.
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Re: Clutch Install Process Write-Up anybody interested??? (speedyc5)
Post up! It will be good for us DIYers to smooth the way.
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Re: Clutch Install Process Write-Up anybody interested??? (Bink)
DON'T EDIT the EXPLETIVES.......they are warm fuzzies for most of us!!!! :yesnod:
I could use the expletives, it may give me ideas...sometimes I run out!
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Re: Clutch Install Process Write-Up anybody interested??? (StoutMan)
I figured there was a alot of interest...
I am gathering some research and materials, I am probably going to start the week after Easter. I am still trying to get the C5 Shop Manuals for reference.
I probably will do this operation on jack stands since everybody seems to have them, but I am concerned about the slippage with certain types of jack head designs, more on that later.
I have seen some people use 12x12 blocks of wood. Might use them as a saftey backup.
Still trying to decide which clutch to get. I might just get the traditional Z06 clutch....
Don't worry many EXPLETIVES to come..... :party:
[Modified by Mehfoud, 8:01 AM 4/5/2004]
I am gathering some research and materials, I am probably going to start the week after Easter. I am still trying to get the C5 Shop Manuals for reference.
I probably will do this operation on jack stands since everybody seems to have them, but I am concerned about the slippage with certain types of jack head designs, more on that later.
I have seen some people use 12x12 blocks of wood. Might use them as a saftey backup.
Still trying to decide which clutch to get. I might just get the traditional Z06 clutch....
Don't worry many EXPLETIVES to come..... :party:
[Modified by Mehfoud, 8:01 AM 4/5/2004]
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