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> bigger pressure plate, ??
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post Nov 1 2005, 07:52 PM
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would a bigger pressure plate in the clutch make my tranny smoother?

i have heard it will, but i have been told alot of crazy things...

would it make it smoother out of first? thats really my only concern.
will that make it less bumpy?

would i be able to release my clutch a little faster?

this is shaggy again i was logged on as john and didnt realize it... (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/dry.gif)
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post Nov 1 2005, 08:18 PM
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Is your car shaking when you start out off the line?

If so, I would check the following in this order.

Bearings and CV joints on rear end.
Motor and transmission mounts.
Gear oil level.

Then finally if all is good in the previous, you may have burned the pressure plate and or flywheel at some time in its life and it could have some bad spots.

You can either re-surface the flywheel, or get a new one...and while your there, get a new pressure plate. clutch disk, throw out bearing and pilot bearing...

This will give you a nice smooth NEWsetup.

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