alright, i'm apparently quite retarded.... because it seems that every frigging parts place in the orlando area does not have a clutch pilot tool. I ask for either a univetsal 24 spline 220 mm tool, or the actual piece for the b-series motors. nobody seems to be able to get one. (but they all tell me that they come with the kit, A-holes).

so, if anyone in the orlando area has one of the elusive $4.95 plastic clutch alignent tools, or knows where to get one, please help. trying to drop tranny and install JDM FD, and toda stuff this weekend.

Regards,

D

 

D,

Finding a B-series clutch alignment tool is about as hard as a three legged cat trying to bury a turd on a frozen pond.

I got one out of a ACT clutch kit. If you are in the Tampa area you can borrow mine.

-kenji

 

LOL..... thanks dude, i might have to take you up on that offer. i'm still trying to figure out why it doesn't come with the toda goodies.

D

 

Just eyeball it. Its not something that needs to be exact.

 

If Kenji doesn't mind I could pick it up and bring it to O-Town if j00 need/want help.

 

Ive installed two clutches on my car and never used the tool. You cna do it without one.

 

dave, if you want to help, feel free to drop by. If my Toda **** ever gets here, i'm planning on doing the work friday night/saturday.

i was under the impression that it would be a pain in the *** without it... but, whatever, i'll make due with what i have/don't have.

D

 

just use 2 sockets put together with electrical tape. That is what i did. It worked well. I think i used a 17 long mm and a 10 mm short and it worked. I am not exactly sure on teh 17mm though.

 

You are a retard (you asked !)
I bought a universal tool from Autozone.
Worked like a champ and has so many combinations, it should take care of pretty much any clutch one is likely to change...

Good luck amigo.

 

Yup, retard.
he's definately we todd did.
tard tard tardy tard.