does anyone have a website that sells a hydraulic throw out bearing for a b-series hydra trans?
any help for our pro 4 car would be great!

thanks
brian
sangamon valley racing

 

Tilton makes one. With the the tilton you dont need to run a slave cylinder either, just the master. I will be running one on my street car.

art

 

part numbers on the one we need?help?

 

how does this work. any pics?

 

I also am intrugued more info plz?

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Modified by 99blackcivicSi at 4:25 PM 10/28/2003

 

does the tilton T.O. bearing only work on there clutchs or will they work with other band clutchs?

 

Ken's Kustom Chassis handles the tilton set up. it's not listed on there web site but if you e-mail Kerry he will hook you up. Kerry@kenskustomchassis.com
the kit retails for around $400 includes master cylinder, hydraulic throw-out bearing and braided lines

 

i spoke with tilton and they said they dont make one for stock style clutches... only there twin disc clutches... i did some measuring on the tilton twin and osg twin... and itll work on the osg as well

they might make one for a stock clutch... im just relayin what tilton themselves told me

 

I was checjing out that TO Bearing a few months ago...I'm curious to whether it would give more 'precicion' in your pedal or make it an on\off switch.

Suprdave

 

We have a Tilton master cylinder and hydrolic throwout bearing on Duc's car... It makes the Tilton dual disk feel like an ACT HD pressure plate... We also have a Tilton in the Supra with it's triple disk Tilton, it feels like a stock Honda clutch... If I get time this weekend I'll get some pics when I go home from school... Peace

 

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Suprdave</TD></TR></TABLE>
I forgot to add, it actually is really smooth... It's not it anyway like an ON/OFF switch.. I can drive Duc's car a lot easier than Brian's simply because it's easier to slip the clutch... Brian can drive his car just fine without the Tilton hydro throwout bearing... It's just nice for being in traffic, etc. (times when it's going in and out)...

 

no one makes one for a single disc clutch only for dual disc?

 

Kerry from Kens Kustom Chassis came over today and we had a talk about this, he told me that Tilton is supposted to be releasing a standard version in December. He is also checking to see if possibly he can get them right away. The kit thathe sells and talked about in his previous post is great, it is what ill be running in my car.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boosted3g &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Kerry from Kens Kustom Chassis came over today and we had a talk about this, he told me that Tilton is supposted to be releasing a standard version in December. He is also checking to see if possibly he can get them right away. The kit thathe sells and talked about in his previous post is great, it is what ill be running in my car.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Next time you talk to Kerry.. Do me a favour and ask him when he'll ship out my bushings and bolts for my WHEELIEZ. I got the wheels off him when I was in
E-town for the last event.