<VV> Centering the Pressure Plate

[Frank DuVal]

Bob, that may the the best way to do it, but my guess is less than 10% of Corvair clutch jobs ever got that treatment. In my case it was 0%. 

Parts store rebuilt pressure plates, or good used off the shelf pressure plates, just bolt them on, never a problem. Of course, I never raced or went over 6000 rpm.

I did get my bolt them myself flywheels balanced to themselves.

Frank DuVal



> On Oct 12, 2015, at 4:34 PM, BobHelt--- via VirtualVairs <virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:
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> Hold on there for just a second.
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> It is highly recommended that you have the flywheel and pressure plate  
> professionally balanced together. When this is done the balancer guy will  
> identify how the two parts should be aligned with some punch marks or other  
> means of showing alignment. So when you mount the PP onto the FW you need to  
> align these markings to retain proper balance.
> Bob Helt
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