Installed twin disc now noise when off throttle!!
#21
... are you hoping for somebody to tell you there's a problem?
It's normal.
That's not to say zero damage is being done - but that's part n parcel of having a more aggressive clutch. Your gearbox will probably be under increased load due to the unsprung nature of the discs but I'm not sure if this will have a measurable effect on longevity or reliability.
It's normal.
That's not to say zero damage is being done - but that's part n parcel of having a more aggressive clutch. Your gearbox will probably be under increased load due to the unsprung nature of the discs but I'm not sure if this will have a measurable effect on longevity or reliability.
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Wrong on many levels. There are no "throw out bearings" There is a throwout bearing, but in this case, it is a push style clutch with a hydraulic release bearing. There is NO THROWOUT BEARING.
The decel would appear to be normal. Personally I do not have that noise on my own Quartermaster Twin.
The decel would appear to be normal. Personally I do not have that noise on my own Quartermaster Twin.
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Wrong on many levels. There are no "throw out bearings" There is a throwout bearing, but in this case, it is a push style clutch with a hydraulic release bearing. There is NO THROWOUT BEARING.
The decel would appear to be normal. Personally I do not have that noise on my own Quartermaster Twin.
The decel would appear to be normal. Personally I do not have that noise on my own Quartermaster Twin.