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JET
07-09-2006, 05:08 PM
I got the tranny out and clutch apart, but didn't seen anything wrong at first. After checking the t-case I was pretty stumped. I checked out the clutch again and noticed something odd. The teeth that are supposed to be in the inside of the clutch disk were gone on one of them! It is totally smooth inside and the other disk must have been taking all the power and is a little beat up. The rest looks fine. I will have to call Devo on Monday and see if they will cover this. It has 8 passes on the clutch and maybe 400 miles, so they better!

Swifty1638
07-09-2006, 05:43 PM
that's EXACTLY what happened to cher's evo clutch!

-A. Swift

Shane55113
07-09-2006, 05:46 PM
My friend has a Galant 5spd (4g64 N/T) And he has a bone stock engine with just drive terrain mods, he was shattering clutch disks, we thought it was specs fault but after the 2nd disk we then took the tranny apart and found that the inner input shaft bearing had play in it, we haven't gotten the car back together yet but he bought a new transmission and he got a generic clutch disk (which looks better then the spec one). We are expecting it to not break disks any more.

scheides
07-09-2006, 06:04 PM
Damn dude! Hope you can get it all back together without too much hastle from them.

TheBlizzard
07-09-2006, 07:55 PM
Wow, thats weird, must be a defect if its happening to others. I remember hearing about this somewhere before too.

Goat Blower
07-10-2006, 04:58 PM
This is somewhat common, but it sounded like it was only on the PTT one. There's a few threads about it on NABR. I think Devo piped up and said they'd cover it. Did you have to clearance your shift fork to clear the clutch pack bolts? I hadn't heard so til I put it all together they connected, not allowing the engine to turn over at all. I found out after when I contacted Eric at AMS about it. Doh. Tranny back off again.

Super Bleeder!!
07-10-2006, 06:09 PM
^^ you mean clearance the clutch fork right?

i know the tilton uses a pretty trick hydraulic TO bearing. do PTT offer something similar?

Goat Blower
07-10-2006, 06:21 PM
^^ you mean clearance the clutch fork right?

i know the tilton uses a pretty trick hydraulic TO bearing. do PTT offer something similar? Yeah, I meant clutch fork. Ooops. It's not the TO bearing, it's the small bolts that hold the clutch fingers to the top plate stick out ever so slightly, and with the extra thickness of the whole assembly, it hits the clutch fork. Luckily, it took me about 3 minutes to find the problem, I could see it hit right through the fork hole in the bellhousing.

Goat Blower
07-10-2006, 06:24 PM
double post

JET
07-11-2006, 12:23 AM
Yeah, I had to clearance my fork a lot. I have the unbreakable one in there, which was even thicker than the stocker.

I talked to Devo and they said Quartermaster should warranty it without a problem. I am supposed to send them in the whole clutch and get a new one, besides the flywheel. I am going to call them again Wed when I send it out and see about a turn around time. I bet I can get 2 new disks alot faster than a whole clutch.