Subject	Re: so its the effect of a bouncing clutch to the trans?
Posted by	MaxxAction on February 20, 2015 at 9:45 PM
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In Reply To	so its the effect of a bouncing clutch to the trans? posted by Khronik on February 20, 2015 at 09:28 PM
Message	When you accelerate, the gears engage. When you decelerate, they disengage. The springs in a clutch hub act much like a shock absorber so that the transition between is much smoother. As far as your stock clutch, if it is in good shape, and will hold whatever HP you are putting out, it will eliminate the noise.
Follow Ups	SZ High 5 Clutch Rattle - Khronik 18:01:13 02/19/15 Doesnt appear to be the throwout bearing. - Woody75 (Denver) 10:25:33 02/20/15 Re: Doesnt appear to be the throwout bearing. - wild_maxx 11:56:40 02/20/15 some more info - Khronik 17:50:29 02/20/15 Re: SZ High 5 Clutch Rattle - MaxxAction 20:44:43 02/20/15 so it is the clutch? - Khronik 20:52:41 02/20/15 Re: so it is the clutch? - MaxxAction 21:13:46 02/20/15 so its the effect of a bouncing clutch to the trans? - Khronik 21:28:13 02/20/15 Re: so its the effect of a bouncing clutch to the trans? - MaxxAction 21:45:44 02/20/15
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