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V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« on: 22 July 2015, 08:54:27 »
Hi all

Could find any info on this anywhere on the net. I am using an R28 gearbox in a rwd engine swap conversion using a corsa vxr engine. I had a clutch drive plate made but need to get the slave cylinder in the correct position. I need to know the clutch cover fingers height/distance from the block face where the gearbox bolts up to?? It could probably be from any engine using the concentric slave cylinder as they all the same I think.

Appreciate any help.  :y
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #1 on: 22 July 2015, 11:03:13 »
There's a spacer available for use with solid flywheel conversions on the V6/C20LET... Courtnaysport might be worth a shout (as you're over that way)...

The slave is in a predetermined position relative to the shaft splines by virtue of its being bolted to the gearbox casing :y
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #2 on: 22 July 2015, 13:37:44 »
Yup that spacer is too big retro power make it I think. The corsa clutch is almost in the correct position but not quite. So I need to make my own spacer so I need that measurement.
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #3 on: 22 July 2015, 14:44:49 »
have spacer here , 25 pound posted
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #4 on: 23 July 2015, 10:23:02 »
I don't want your spacer I want to make my own. It will be different to your spacer please read my post properly.
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #5 on: 23 July 2015, 12:18:46 »
Someone was only trying to help you , your reply was uncalled for  >:(
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #6 on: 23 July 2015, 13:44:38 »
Actually they were trying to sell me something that if they had read the thread they would know I didnt want but apologies if any offense caused.

Do you think I might get some answers on somewhere like migweb? I thought this forum would be ideal. I actually used to have a carlton gsi and an omega a while back.
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #7 on: 23 July 2015, 22:49:31 »
I read your post and know what you mean, we make spacers to size for different needs .
 will get measurement when have some time
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Re: V6/2.2 dti clutch height
« Reply #8 on: 24 July 2015, 14:55:30 »
Quote from: madaxgt on 23 July 2015, 10:23:02
I don't want your spacer I want to make my own. It will be different to your spacer please read my post properly.

Best you opps off & make it then mate  . . . .  Serek was trying to help you out with this .

Advice & help on this forum is very good & members go out of their way to help out.

After your rather abrupt reply to someone who was trying to help  . . .  if it were me , I certainly would not forward you the info & details you need  >:( >:( >:(
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