Innovative B-Series Cable-Hyrdro Clutch/Flywheel Question-
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Okay. I'm swapping a GSR motor into my '90 hatch.
I'm planning on using the innovative B-series Cable-Hydraulic conversion kit. My question is, can the GSR clutch/pressure plate/flywheel be retained?
And, have any of you guys had experience with this kit?
Please&thanks,
I'm planning on using the innovative B-series Cable-Hydraulic conversion kit. My question is, can the GSR clutch/pressure plate/flywheel be retained?
And, have any of you guys had experience with this kit?
Please&thanks,
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tree fingers »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Okay. I'm swapping a GSR motor into my '90 hatch.
I'm planning on using the innovative B-series Cable-Hydraulic conversion kit. My question is, can the GSR clutch/pressure plate/flywheel be retained?
And, have any of you guys had experience with this kit?
Please&thanks,
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So you're swapping in the GSR motor AND trans? If so, yes.
I use the innovative mounts, conversion, and front crossmember. All work well. The conversion has a weird squeak that goes away if I rest my foot on the clutch pedal and it clunks when taking off in first slowly. Otherwise, it's rock solid and the whole set-up sees a lot of track duty.
I'm planning on using the innovative B-series Cable-Hydraulic conversion kit. My question is, can the GSR clutch/pressure plate/flywheel be retained?
And, have any of you guys had experience with this kit?
Please&thanks,
</TD></TR></TABLE>
So you're swapping in the GSR motor AND trans? If so, yes.
I use the innovative mounts, conversion, and front crossmember. All work well. The conversion has a weird squeak that goes away if I rest my foot on the clutch pedal and it clunks when taking off in first slowly. Otherwise, it's rock solid and the whole set-up sees a lot of track duty.
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