
clutch placement
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Cloggy Saint
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HairyScreech
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Most friction plates are marked and it could be either way depending on manufacturer and fitment.
However going out on a limb and assuming an m20 it tends to be flush to the flywheel and protrusion into the clutch cover, which is pretty much the norm on all stuff.
However going out on a limb and assuming an m20 it tends to be flush to the flywheel and protrusion into the clutch cover, which is pretty much the norm on all stuff.
2.8 development thread http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... c&t=170822
m3.3.1 m20 thread - now running, chip needed - any volunteers?
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m3.3.1 m20 thread - now running, chip needed - any volunteers?
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DanThe
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HairyScreech
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FWIW, not the kind of thing you think about until it is too late.
Still not something your likely to do twice.
Still not something your likely to do twice.
2.8 development thread http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... c&t=170822
m3.3.1 m20 thread - now running, chip needed - any volunteers?
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... =viewtopic&
m3.3.1 m20 thread - now running, chip needed - any volunteers?
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... =viewtopic&
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DanThe
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If you offer it up you will see it will only work one way

