Reply to "Screeching Sound"

pantera1887Member

Art,

The range that the slave piston can move is fixed by the ratios that I discussed in my earlier post. Not much you can do to change that and the stop screw does not interfere with the movement. My system is all stock parts and from an idle with the ZF in neutral, I can depress the clutch and shift directly into reverse. It’s a good test to see if the clutch if fully disengaging.
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PanteraDoug,

The clutch needs enough free play available in the system to allow for the small amount that the clutch fingers will move back at higher HPMs because of the centrifugal aspect of the clutch mechanism. At one time Pantera Performance in CO sold a constant contact bearing.

Mike

4/9/079:47 AM

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