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Old 07-29-2007, 11:56 PM
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Those with SPEC stage 2+

Those with the Spec stage 2+ part # SCO73H.....I just recieved mine and there was no bearing and tool kit included. The spec site says that these 2 items are included in the stage2+ clutch kit for the SS/SC. Did any of you guys have these included??

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They are not included, where did you see they were included.

No aftermarket clutch kit, that I know of, includes the TOB/slave or alignment tool.

You have a complete kit, where ever you ordered it from most likely had a universal product description and states a generic listing.

Use your old TOB and if it is bad get a new one from GM. The OEM TOB one works on them.
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Originally Posted by TurboTechRacing
They are not included, where did you see they were included.

No aftermarket clutch kit, that I know of, includes the TOB/slave or alignment tool.

You have a complete kit, where ever you ordered it from most likely had a universal product description and states a generic listing.

Use your old TOB and if it is bad get a new one from GM. The OEM TOB one works on them.
thanks, but the alignment tool should be in there shouldnt it??
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Nope, they dont include it, no manufacture does for the cobalt that we know of...
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Originally Posted by TurboTechRacing
Nope, they dont include it, no manufacture does for the cobalt that we know of...
Exedy does Comes with a nice alignment tool. Don't need a pilot bushing, we don't use one and slave cylinders are fine. Just put one in a customers car. THEE only clutch to buy and use in a Cobalt. PERIOD
Old 08-01-2007, 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted by TurboTechRacing
Nope, they dont include it, no manufacture does for the cobalt that we know of...
here is a cut and paste of my message to SPEC and their reply..






The Cobalt SS does not utilize a conventional throwout bearing. It has
a
concentric hydraulic slave that, on most Cobalts, does not yet need to
be
replaced. It is a dealer only item. Before I spent money on it, it
may be
a good idea to have your mechanic inspect it at teardown.
I will send an alignment tool, as that should have been in the box. It
will
leave today. Thanks,

David Norton
S.P.E.C., Inc
800-828-4379
fax: 205-491-8593

-----Original Message-----
To: tech@specclutch.com
Subject: stage 2+ SCO73H


I just recieved the Spec clutch . A release bearing and tool kit was not
included in
my clutch kit \# SCO73H and your site product description for that part
\#
says that these 2 items are included. Do I need both of these items??
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Originally Posted by TurboTechRacing
Nope, they dont include it, no manufacture does for the cobalt that we know of...
actually my spec stage three came with the alignment tool but not the TOB/Slave. They do not come with the TOB/Slave as it is dealer specific. This was told to me by the Spec tech guys.
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good to know...looking to get a Spec here in the near future...
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Ok, I have not opened up a box lately by SPEC, in the begining they didn't put in the Clutch Alignment Tool, but they must now, that is Great news!
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Originally Posted by TurboTechRacing
Ok, I have not opened up a box lately by SPEC, in the begining they didn't put in the Clutch Alignment Tool, but they must now, that is Great news!
Well I ordered both the Clutch and Flywheel. Maybe they do not give you a tool when just ordering the clutch.

I had to order the TOB/slave from the states. There was not one to be found in Canada. There were only about ten left in the states also. I phoned the nearest dealer in the states and he checked the national dealer boards and faxed me a copy of the dealers that had one. It cost me about 180 CAD to have it shipped overnight. If any one is going to replace there clutch I went with the Spec stage 3 + flywheel after it was recommended to me by spec for the mods I have. I also changed the TOB/slave. Don't let the dealer or tech tell you you don't need to change it because you will regret not doing it in about 3 - 6 months down the road. I am from old school mechanics and every time I swapped out a clutch the TOB was always changed. just some friendly advice.

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The first spec clutches i installed did not come with anything extra as well.


By the way, good luck with that junk clutch. Hope they have changed ALLOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by FAST06SS
The first spec clutches i installed did not come with anything extra as well.


By the way, good luck with that junk clutch. Hope they have changed ALLOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well. So far so good. Spec has specifically redesigned there clutch for our cars. That is why I opted for there clutch flywheel combination because the earlier clutches did not fair well when combined with other aftermarket flywheels.

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The latest SPEC clucth kits have been great, no complaints.

It is ones that order a normal stage 2 or stage 3 and go all out. You need to get the "+" plus series to hold the serious power; they are the only way to go.
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Originally Posted by TurboTechRacing
The latest SPEC clucth kits have been great, no complaints.

It is ones that order a normal stage 2 or stage 3 and go all out. You need to get the "+" plus series to hold the serious power; they are the only way to go.
The Spec 3+ kit is actually comparable to the Spec 3 kit. The differences are that the 3+ has the stage 4 pressure plate but a solid disk while th 3 has a 6 puck disk. The clutch pedal feel on the 3+ is a little heavier compared to the 3. Again this comes from talking with the tech guys at Spec. Very good customer service.
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i have a stage2+ and love it have no problems and race it all the time has not let me down. and love to put it on the v8's
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Originally Posted by YELLERCOLT
i have a stage2+ and love it have no problems and race it all the time has not let me down. and love to put it on the v8's

Racing on the street on street tires puts NO stress on the clutch. Now add slicks, go to a real track with traction and ANY amount of power. The clutch will not hold. PERIOD!

Now i have heard they redesigned some things and added thier own flywheel so maybe the new stuff is ok. I had a 2+ then a 3+, wouldn't hold the power my slow 12sec cobalt made

I reccomend the same clutch the GM engineers and race team reccomend, EXEDEY!!
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Originally Posted by FAST06SS
Racing on the street on street tires puts NO stress on the clutch. Now add slicks, go to a real track with traction and ANY amount of power. The clutch will not hold. PERIOD!

Now i have heard they redesigned some things and added thier own flywheel so maybe the new stuff is ok. I had a 2+ then a 3+, wouldn't hold the power my slow 12sec cobalt made

I reccomend the same clutch the GM engineers and race team reccomend, EXEDEY!!
YellerColt doesnt race on the street...he has drag slicks and stage 2 axles. He has ran multiple passes in the 1/8th with that setup with no problem. 8.3 in the 1/8th as a matter of fact...
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