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Old 06-21-2011, 05:44 PM   #5
ckiguy
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Default Re: Clutch work CC ds 01

patty sorry if we were rude or short with you, we get a little carrried away at times! as far as belts and clutches and any who, most will have there clutches sent to tom at ccp(site sponsor) and he will expertly machine your clutch, put in a power spring and he also can advice you on a belt. i know of 2 belts that cc runs. the carrryalls use a smaller belt if i remeber correctly for torque, and little bit of power. the ds uses a longer belt for speed. i have been told only like a 1/4 to 1/2 in diffence. you want your belt to ride as far up on the pulley as you can a new belt will almost "push" out the clutch. a worn out belt will sit in the pulley, not fully opening it.
tom is carrieing some new belts. they are super duper tough kelvlar impregnated honker ribbed for better flexibility and cooling effects for the belts.
clucb car you will need a cluctch tool to remove the clutch on the engine. the clutch on the trans should slide off. but might get seized on the shaft and need gentle pershation. it is on a keyed shaft, and the engine has a tapered shaft.
there are countless postings on her of people making there own pullers, damageing the engine with homade pullers. but my call was to buy the tool from my dealer or at a site sponsor. it basicly a 8 in push rod attached to a 2 inch bolt.
oh in case you havent already noticed, the clucthes are cast aluiniun. very brittle and does not take hammer blows very good.
hope this helps you out.

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