Converting Evo trans back from Push Style
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i have a comp twin so its a bit different for me, but ill try
i know with my set up, the slave cylinder is reversed. so, that would have to be put back to its stock configuration. i think the QM's use a hydraulic TOB instead of a slave cylinder? so maybe even a new TOB
the clutch fork has two little springs that are needed in a pull configuration that arent used on a push style clutch. i called stm and they have all the little parts that go on the clutch fork. pilot pin, felt washers, springs
on my clutch, there is no need for a wave lock retaining clip. you will need this for a pull style. id suggest an ACT monolock, as it is one piece and less likely to pop out on you. or maybe even a clutch fork stop.
im not at all an expert on these things, but maybe this will help
i know with my set up, the slave cylinder is reversed. so, that would have to be put back to its stock configuration. i think the QM's use a hydraulic TOB instead of a slave cylinder? so maybe even a new TOB
the clutch fork has two little springs that are needed in a pull configuration that arent used on a push style clutch. i called stm and they have all the little parts that go on the clutch fork. pilot pin, felt washers, springs
on my clutch, there is no need for a wave lock retaining clip. you will need this for a pull style. id suggest an ACT monolock, as it is one piece and less likely to pop out on you. or maybe even a clutch fork stop.
im not at all an expert on these things, but maybe this will help
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