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Posted by: majkos1 Jun 19 2018, 02:04 PM

As I pull the Pressure plate off, I was Shocked and scared when debris fell out!

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 19 2018, 02:06 PM

A Rare Two piece clutch disc!?

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 19 2018, 02:09 PM

Always wondered why I smell burnt clutch after moving around in driveway,

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 19 2018, 02:16 PM

A couple years ago,
I was cruising home from a job bid,
A Guy in a wheelchair yelled to me, "Nice car!"
I was at a light, I said "This is for You!"
I rev the motor high, and pop the clutch, leaving a long nasty rubber marks,
Get home, a couple blocks away,
Pulled into garage with no problem, but smelling terrible burnt clutch odor,


That's what happens at time I guess,
Don't cry for me, For I've been wanting to put in my lightweight flywheel in for a long time.
Since you are there,....

Posted by: bandjoey Jun 19 2018, 03:01 PM

So rare that Beverly Hills Auto Sales has these for only $899 plus shipping. You can be the only one on the block with a clutch like that.

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 19 2018, 03:33 PM

Wanna owe them?
Just take care of shipping they're yours!

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 19 2018, 03:40 PM

The Old , in with The New, Sach!!

A F&S?

Posted by: shelby/914 Jun 19 2018, 04:07 PM

I figured it was a high performance 2 piece racing clutch from when it was an autox car.

Danny

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 19 2018, 04:15 PM

AN ! SCCA Auto X car!
But a Four spring disc?

I must admit, never felt Anything! out of the ordinary throughout clutch issues.
Good thing to trust thy smell than go to Red Rocks!

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 22 2018, 02:43 PM

Can this be the culprit?

There was a couple needle bearing left.
tore up everything, the special washers thingie

Posted by: majkos1 Jun 22 2018, 02:48 PM

Think the fly wheel be salvageable!?

Don't matter, I've this Special Fly wheel out of my track car, (my 1st 914! '85)

Posted by: jcd914 Jun 23 2018, 09:39 AM

I would guess the bearing was a victim of the clutch disc failure.

You probably need to inspect the end of the mainshaft for damage from the bearing failure.

Jim