cc twin disk hardware.
07-18-2013, 05:16 AM
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cc twin disk hardware.
Ive got an issue. I bought a lightly used CC twin disk setup for my typer turbo. Well the issue is it didnt come with pp bolts or a pilot bearing. Im trying to have my turbo kit mocked up this weekend and CC cant have me the hardware for a week and change. Is there anyone thats used hardware from a local store? Also will any bseries pilot bearing work? Thanks guys.
07-18-2013, 09:17 AM
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Re: cc twin disk hardware.
You need the hardware Competition provides with the kit. Call or email them, they are alwaus happy to help with any issues
And yes a stock b series pilot bearing should work. The pressure plate bolts are not stock honda items and are made from a high grade material, CC should supply these at a minimal cost
And yes a stock b series pilot bearing should work. The pressure plate bolts are not stock honda items and are made from a high grade material, CC should supply these at a minimal cost
07-18-2013, 10:06 AM
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You need the hardware Competition provides with the kit. Call or email them, they are alwaus happy to help with any issues
And yes a stock b series pilot bearing should work. The pressure plate bolts are not stock honda items and are made from a high grade material, CC should supply these at a minimal cost
And yes a stock b series pilot bearing should work. The pressure plate bolts are not stock honda items and are made from a high grade material, CC should supply these at a minimal cost
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Re: cc twin disk hardware.
I can't remember the thread pitch and size of the bolts. As long as you buy grade 8 or higher you'll be fine. Take it to home depot or lowes or whatever hardware store you shop and find bolts that fit with a decent length
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