flywheel + clutch install on my KA-T... pics, info, etc

[fiznat]

I know I post all kinds of pictures of my project up here, I'm sorry if you guys are getting tired of seein these posts from me all the time but I just cant help it. I've been working so much lately and havnt had time to get into the garage hardly at all. Today I got a few hours, so I wanted to show you guys the results.

Stock flywheel, all cleaned up at my machine shop:



RPS clutch installed:



And how to pull a throwout bearing from it's sleeve. Hopefully this saves someone some time... Use a big socket and a gear puller and it comes right out:



Anyways that's it for today! Another few steps closer to having this thing running and on the road (aiming for Thanksgiving, hopefully). Sorry about ANOTHER post w/ pics of my stuff, but tell me what you guys think!

[NX95240]

look's good cann't to see what kind of # it put's down.

[Structure240sx]

wow good job on getting the right tool for the TO. i jsut used a hammer with a socket on a bench vise. looking good tho dude. you got some catching up to do. i jsut pulled 13.1's off street tires the other day. going for 12's next time with the 550's i just ordered

[klattr1]

how much is the RPS clutch?just curious for a friends car.

structure, damn, 13.1, good job man.

[nizmo240sx_22]

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[toki]

answered my own question.

[fiznat]

nice numbers structure, but I'll catch up- you'll see!!

Anyways hey since youve done the throwout bearing crap before-- how did you get the new bearing back onto it's sleeve? Did you go someplace and have it pressed on or did you mickey mouse something to do it? I dont want to pay someone to press a bearing for me but I dont even have a good vice at home

[Structure240sx]

i just rested the edges on a vise, a couple bricks spaced apart or somethign similar would work. then put the sleeve in and tap it down. thats it