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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby grahamec » Mon 22.11.2004, 19:32

Gerome<br>Well done mate you have IM<br>Grahame
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Game-on » Tue 23.11.2004, 08:40

Shaun,<br><br>Thank you for doing what you said all along you would !!<br><br>Sorry i am very hard in trusting anyone !!! + I have no car !!<br>Thank you Sahun and i think all of us would have problem with ordering from you again, that reminds me got any brakes !!!<br><br>Sy has pics of them so i hope he posts them.<br><br>Well done everyone !!!<br><br>Gerome
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Sy V » Tue 23.11.2004, 09:42

Gerome<br><br>I think that should read "wouldn't".<br><br>If I were you I'd send the pics to someone who can post them from work...I can't.
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby grahamec » Tue 23.11.2004, 13:43

Gerome<br>Send me the pics and I will try to post them, if I can recall Monty's instructions :)
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Game-on » Tue 23.11.2004, 14:52

I am at work now, the photos are on my laptop at home.<br>I did send the pics to SY, well i always send my pics to SY !!!!   :D<br><br>Anyway the two people who send me an I.M with there address, the package have left me and are on the way to you.<br>The mrs is sending them and i do not know the cost but we can sort that out later no problem.<br><br>So happy days !!!<br>Also my car is now booked in with Steve and all is GO<br><br><br>Game-On<br><br>
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Game-on » Tue 23.11.2004, 15:38

Gents,<br><br>I am right in saying this... or am i !!<br><br>I have sent out 2 packages, i have two left to send !!<br><br>I am sure that is right.......<br><br>
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby grahamec » Tue 23.11.2004, 15:54

Gerome<br>Who have you sent the packages to
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Game-on » Tue 23.11.2004, 16:17

Your self and SY, today.<br>I think Rob & Nigal still at my house...<br><br>Sorry i was having a blonde moment...<br><br>Us train people it does not take alot to distract our minds !!
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Game-on » Tue 23.11.2004, 16:29

Right, Mrs Game-on was on the phone !!! ooo err  :-X<br><br>They have been sent to you 48hr del.<br>The price with insurance was £24<br>£13 approx for postage and the rest on insurance.<br>I told her to do this as the last thing we need is to lose them !!!  :-X<br><br>Cheers peps<br><br>Game-On
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby grahamec » Tue 23.11.2004, 17:05

Gerome<br>How would you like the dosh, bank transfer, cheque, paypal ?<br>IM me with your bank details if you want a bank transfer  :)
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby GaryJ » Tue 23.11.2004, 17:25

Sorry i was having a blonde moment...
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby timmo » Tue 23.11.2004, 22:37

[quote author=Game-on link=board=upgrades;num=1092655888;start=120#127 date=11/23/04 at 07:17:23]Us train people it does not take alot to distract our minds !![/quote]<br><br>Nice and reassuring Gerome!! ;)<br>
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Nige » Wed 24.11.2004, 13:12

Gerome,<br><br>You have an IM.<br><br>Nige
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby grahamec » Thu 25.11.2004, 13:14

Gerome<br>Got em mate ;D,well done, you still hav'nt indicated your preffered method of payment :-/<br>Shaun<br>if you are listening thanks :)<br>Cheers<br>Grahame
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Sy V » Thu 25.11.2004, 18:00

Here's a picture that Gerome took of the Clutch and Flywheel<br>Image<br><br>Is that an uprated pressure plate with them too Gerome?<br><br>Try as I might I can't get any details off that credit card (top right)!   ;)
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Game-on » Thu 25.11.2004, 18:04

I think so Sy,<br><br>I has two part to it, the main clutch and the pressure plate.<br>I think it is uprated, but i have not seen the old one to compare.<br><br>You should have yours soon and would like to know what you think.<br><br>Game-on
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Sy V » Sat 27.11.2004, 07:53

Thanks Marie.  Please take a look at my question for all, at the end of this post.  Being as you're a mechanic I'm hoping you may have the answer.<br><br>I now find myself in a dilemma.  I'm bad enough when a have two choices...I now have three, and I'm going to depend on you folk with clutch upgrades and/or mechanical backgrounds to help me here.<br>When I ordered the upgraded clutch I assumed (don't know why) that I'd get just the clutch itself.<br>I now have:<br>a.  The OEM pressure plate (and a spare one BTW).<br>b.  An uprated clutch supplied some time back by Dave M (the integrity and quality of which I don't doubt - because he only deals in quality aftermarket modifications) but, I'm not sure of its degree of upratedness (no, I know it's not a word!).<br>c.  This ugly black thing that's come with the new clutch.<br><br>I suppose option "a" is the easiest to discount given that it's designed (supposedly) to operate with our OEM (largely bullet proof clutch).<br>Using the same logic (or similar anyway) option "c" should therefore be the obvious choice because it comes with the new clutch.<br>Option "b" could be the "nigger in the wood pile" (no offence intended - it's an adage- http://www.bartleby.com/110/702.html).<br>Question for you all.  How do you check the level of uprate on a pressure plate?  What's actually uprated - the springs - the surface?<br>Dave, do you have any figures or recall the spec/history of the plate you sent me?<br><br>I'll add pictures of the three suspects later...<br><br>Sy
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby nitroman » Sat 27.11.2004, 10:48

The springs are not uprated, they only serve to cushion the engagement of the clutch to reduce chatter.  Racing clutches many times do not have springs as you just want to "grab & go".<br><br>What is uprated on a PP are the "tongs", the many finger-like protrusions radially positioned on the inner-circle which push down on & therefore clamp the clutch disc to the flywheel.  The more force they exert the tighter & more tenaciously the clutch disc will hold B4 slipping (the material on the clutch disc also serves a role in this, but to a lesser degree).  <br><br>That is a 6-puck disc in your picture, which is indicative of an up-rated clutch,  Of course the PP is a different piece.  It is very hard to say by just looking at a PP how much force it will exert.  If the 'fingers' are at a greater angle or made of a higher tensile-strength metal I suppose makes the difference.  (Try bouncing on it like a trampoline & see if you go higher in the air! ;D )
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Re: Clutch & Flywheel

Postby Sy V » Sat 27.11.2004, 13:33

Matt<br><br>Thanks for that...I see no point taking pictures of three different pressure plates on the strength of what you say.
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