Getting ready for the big yank. - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

rhipsher · 05-15-2010

Hopefully the 3rd time is a charm. I've had my new clutch kit for a month and just recieved a pivot ball and clutch fork from Phrogs. "Thanx again man".

Once I get the old fork out I'm going to measure it against the new one to see if there's any difference. Never the less the new one is going in.
Here's what happened to my 2nd throw out bearing. Not much different than the first.

New clutch fork and pivot ball. Well not new but in good condition.

The Spec stage 3+. It's a wicked clutch with clamping force up to 800hp.

Carbon semi-metallic full face disk.

I believe Corey told me Bob Hall also has one on his Z and he loves it. So we will see. This time I'm gonna do things differently. I'm gonna close the garage door and open the door to the house and let the cold A/C air flow into the garage. I love the extra light that comes in when the garage door is open but I don't like the Texas heat and humidity or the june bugs at night kamakazing into my work lights and going down my damn shirt. It's times like these I wished I still lived in California. Perfect weather and no bugs.

05-15-2010	#1
rhipsher Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 2,314	Getting ready for the big yank. Hopefully the 3rd time is a charm. I've had my new clutch kit for a month and just recieved a pivot ball and clutch fork from Phrogs. "Thanx again man". Once I get the old fork out I'm going to measure it against the new one to see if there's any difference. Never the less the new one is going in. Here's what happened to my 2nd throw out bearing. Not much different than the first. New clutch fork and pivot ball. Well not new but in good condition. The Spec stage 3+. It's a wicked clutch with clamping force up to 800hp. Carbon semi-metallic full face disk. I believe Corey told me Bob Hall also has one on his Z and he loves it. So we will see. This time I'm gonna do things differently. I'm gonna close the garage door and open the door to the house and let the cold A/C air flow into the garage. I love the extra light that comes in when the garage door is open but I don't like the Texas heat and humidity or the june bugs at night kamakazing into my work lights and going down my damn shirt. It's times like these I wished I still lived in California. Perfect weather and no bugs.