Will the spec release bearing be OK or should I get a Toyota one?
Will the spec release bearing be OK or should I get a Toyota one?
Toyota just use sourced bearing anyway, see what name is on the 1 you have?
Track attack
"If in doubt, flat out",Colin Mcrae, 1968-2007 RIP
93 jspec 6spd single, Heavy right foot
Supra vs Radical SR3 @ THE RING https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGqOG0V7-Yk
2018 Nurburgring LAP 7min18 BTG FASTEST SUPRA- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NosG...zn3clbk0h00410
Clutch is not with me yet. I hope I get it tomorrow
Toyota use this bearing, https://www.ebay.com/itm/NACHI-JAPAN...-/401573139778
Track attack
"If in doubt, flat out",Colin Mcrae, 1968-2007 RIP
93 jspec 6spd single, Heavy right foot
Supra vs Radical SR3 @ THE RING https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGqOG0V7-Yk
2018 Nurburgring LAP 7min18 BTG FASTEST SUPRA- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NosG...zn3clbk0h00410
Should be fine I would think.
So I got my new spec stage 3+ and the hub is solid 12-rivet. Is the hub not meant to be double sprung on the stage 3+?
Looking at this spec, yes it is Spec stage 3+ clutch for supraOriginally Posted by jjs_82
My one is not sprung like that
So I have my new clutch in. It's hard to get into gear when not moving it's OK when driving. Why is that? The bite is at the top of the pedal
You might want to give Chris Wilson a call or email on this. First thing I'd be asking is does the uprated clutch work with the standard bore master cylinder if you retained the stock cylinder but Chris if you can track him down would be able to sort you out.
Did not know there was a big bore master cylinder.
Titan do the willwood one, Bijal has them too, never heard of the requirement to have one
SSI are a spec clutch agent, might be worth getting marty or Colin to take a look
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