Theory of mine why QM twin disc clutch have such low millage usage
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I also removed about .060 from the single disk that is closest to the flywheel. Clutch had about .040 of clearance before they would hit when I pulled the trans to do this. Now I have .100 of clearance. When I measured the pads, if the pads wore down to the bare metal i should just be running out of clearance.
So for anyone doing this just measure out your clearances before you trim. I dont think that you can go to much but on my setup .060 was perfect.
So for anyone doing this just measure out your clearances before you trim. I dont think that you can go to much but on my setup .060 was perfect.
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I had this done with new disks when I rebuilt the clutch.
Now it seems one of the disks is spinning on the input shaft, I've not taken it apart yet to see exactly what happened.
I probably wont take it apart to know for sure for a couple more weeks yet.
The input shaft looked good when it was apart for the rebuild.
Roughly 4k DD miles and maybe 30 launches from 1/8 and 1/4 runs.
Now it seems one of the disks is spinning on the input shaft, I've not taken it apart yet to see exactly what happened.
I probably wont take it apart to know for sure for a couple more weeks yet.
The input shaft looked good when it was apart for the rebuild.
Roughly 4k DD miles and maybe 30 launches from 1/8 and 1/4 runs.
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