yelw02GT

ok..so what would cause my car to chew up TOB's? doesnt make sense..on the stock clutch the stock tob failed, so i said ok ill do a clutch..did a clutch (spec stage one) instaled the new TOB and it was fine..for a while, the tob went to **** within 3 months..so..mind you now i had longtubes on the car so i had to remove the driverside longtube droped the tranny and this time i replaced with a ford TOB cus i heard the spec ones were garbage anyway..and its been good for a month or two and now just on the way home i hear an ever so faint chirp..parked in the driveway open the door and i hear an intermitant chirp..so this is tob number 3..what makes your car chew them up??? WHY??

josh.davis

bumb for a good question[8D]

GodAmGT00

Quadrant adjustment maybe?? How is the clutch fork condition??


Maybe you're missing something small, like greasing the pilot shaft a little??



JT

Sidewayz6.0

Bent input shaft?

onegreedy

do you rest your foot on the clutch pedal?

that will kill a tob ,

other than that maybe adjusted so there is constant pressure on the tob will do the same

usually tob's will last 2-1 for clutches

35thAnni99GT

+1 on resting the foot on the pedal. It's a bad habit of mine and replacing the TOB is getting expensive for labor since I don't have my own lift.

I noticed that arm that connects to my cable is loose as fugg and I don't know if thats contributing.

pandaj

the bottom of this link might help, it shows how a guy was able to apply constant pressure with a little trip to the hardware store
http://mysite.verizon.net/txsnakecharmer/quad.htm

35thAnni99GT

^^^^[sm=goodidea.gif][sm=thanx.gif]