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so my lnf slave cylinder keeps going out and gm put this one in. I have a stage 3 + and flywheel from spec. Does anyone have any idea why. Ive never heard on anyone having a problem with aftermarket clutches. This would be my 6 slave cyilnder thats be install this month.
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I'm going to say.. Stop shifting at 6500 RPM through all the gears all the time, or stop miss shifting or whatever it is your doing do it. i think thats your problems.
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maybe u got a POS. this is the first time, iv ever heard this. i know us guys with SS\SC have tranny problems from time to time, but never heard this from a TC owner.
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idk its gay i know that i have no clue on what it could be at first i thoght it was the zzp clutch rode took that out happend again. i had gm replace everything on the lines i might just give gm my stock pressure plate and flywheel and use the spec clutch
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so since i keep blowing out tobs. i think i found a way to solve my problem since i had 4 laying around i dicided to tare each one apart down to the seals. What is happing is the distance it has to travle it to much. i messured my stock and aftermarket clutches and they come out to be the same distance to the tob/slave ,but i also think this new tranny is messed up not saying i got a bad clutch and flywheel from spec. So what i did was i took to bad slaves and robbed just the tob and made a tob with three tobs that will cover the distance travled and then some. Im going to go tig it up.
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so i did more messuring because i didnt want to weld the bearing and i found out that the spec flywheel was almost a 1/2in thinner then the stock one. So i used the spec clutch and pressure plate and now i have the proper stack height. If anyone has the problem that i have had make sure your stack height is up to stock specs.
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