Toda Flywheel And Clutch Pics
06-10-2003, 09:03 PM
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Re: Toda Flywheel And Clutch Pics (JustLooking)
sweet man! How much did you pay for both?
Also, I noticed where the lower radiator hose meets the thermostat
housing, there is a bit of a leak.
Also, I noticed where the lower radiator hose meets the thermostat
housing, there is a bit of a leak.
06-10-2003, 09:06 PM
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Re: Toda Flywheel And Clutch Pics (EKFerioHawaii)
Whoops, I made an error with the other pic. I paid $920 for both. Still breaking it in. Got 100 more miles to go.
06-11-2003, 12:28 AM
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Re: Toda Flywheel And Clutch Pics (Scot project)
I haven't really got on it. So far no problems. I have not have starter grind or any of that weird other stuff that I have been hearing on the forum. The flywheel is of very nice quality as expected. The pressure plate is a very shinning, almost a polish look. On the pressure plate there is a stamp of the daiken symbol. The disc is a full face, the springs in the hub are dual springs. And on the disc, there is a stamp that says Great Britain. The clutch pedal is a little stiffer than stock and the clutch engages without much chatter. Overall, the clutch has a great feel and I can't wait to romp on it.
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