missing dowel pin in flywheel
 

Am I gonna have any problem running with just two dowel pins and not three? I can't get the ones out of the stock flywheel and would two throw the flywheel off balance and give me problems down the road, or should I say fuck it ,install it and call it a day and not be such a little bitch about something like that? https://honda-tech.com/forums/images...s/emsmilep.gif

shave em all. theyre guides for the clutch

Re: missing dowel pin in flywheel (egizzle6)
 

the flywheel will be out of balance

Re: (Andres-eh2)
 

Hell that less weight also! So if I take the rest out I'll be fine. I'll just have to hold up the clutch when I bolt it on instead of the pins doing it.

Re: (egizzle6)
 

What do you guys suggest for a good tranny fluid besides Redline shock proof or GM syncromesh. I ain't paying no 12 bucks a bottle right now maybe later...

Re: (egizzle6)
 

honda mtf?

Re: (hayabusa160)
 

Well the Honda dealership is closed and I need to get this in this weekend. Plus the local Honda dealership is a damn monopoly being that there isn't one around here for a good distant away.

Re: (egizzle6)
 

pennzoil syncromesh is the same shit as GM $4.99 at auto zone.

get SYNCHROMESH, it is worth the 12 a bottle

Re: (turbotime)
 

I would suggest not removing the three pins unless you want to deal with buying a new flywheel and clutch bolts when they shear off

Re: (b18bcivic)
 

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sorry for being off topic, but is this statement true?