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Originally Posted by 123pugsy
Thanks. So all these facts and figures don't need to be followed exactly as long as there is sufficient clearance.
On my 3-4 clutch pack, I have .054" clearance. The "guide" calls for .060"-.083". Is the .054" sufficient?
Would a visual apply here as well?
What would happen if its too tight or too loose?
Thanks,
Pugsy.
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Facts and specs are important. I simply use a visual inspection as I build since I have done this tranny thing for decades.
.054 will work on a 3-4 clutch pack 700r4 IF you have a daily driver , low RPM application. If you are going to shift at higher RPM (above 4500) the clearance needs to be opened to .070 IMHO.
The 3-4 clutch pack can tend to apply centrifugally at higher RPMs. I often install stiffer springs in the aluminum drum to help hold off clutch packs at higher RPMs.
