ACT clutch installed, *PICS*
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ACT clutch installed, *PICS*
ok so me and two of my friends did my clutch in his garage on new years eve, im going to make a DIY but dont have the time right now, here are some pics of the install. if you have 2 or more people, and the right tools, its a 5 hour job and not too much of a hassle. if your gonna do it by yourself forget about it. btw, the act clutch is awesome.
removing CV shafts
removal of starter
bell housing bolts
rear motor mount
flywheel
installing act
release bearing
diy coming soon
removing CV shafts
removal of starter
bell housing bolts
rear motor mount
flywheel
installing act
release bearing diy coming soon
Last edited by robo1040; Jan 1, 2005 at 10:43 AM.
i have the same clutch and it is awesome 
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Rep Power: 0 My stock clutch seems to be making some grinding noises now and again, and also the pedal takes on heavy vibration at anything over 3200 RPMs, has anyone else experienced these type of probs? i have a 2001 EX with about 50000 miles on it.
BTW nice set up im impressed!
BTW nice set up im impressed!
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Rep Power: 281 thanks guys, the next chance i get im gonna sit down and write that DIY as best i can, there were alot of details. btw, here are the tools we used, i wish they were mine!
so you just pulled the starter and axel and swung the bell housing to the side? I had to drop my sub frame when I did a tranny swap to mine. what a pain in the @$$. Was it tough to get the flywheel and clutch off with that small space? and how did you get the bearing out?I thought it would be a pain the pull the bearing like that.
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Rep Power: 281 ok the DIY is done, eveyone check it out http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...02#post2665902
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