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Has anyone ever modified a stock clutch cover to make it possible to make clutch adjustments without removing the entire cover and if so is there pictures or info on it????

YES. I find it super ironic that you just posted this, because I just talked to the guys at Duncan Racing about it. They still do the mod by milling the outter face and cutting a groove for the o-ring. Drill and tap a few holes and install their quick cover. Check out their site.

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YES. I find it super ironic that you just posted this, because I just talked to the guys at Duncan Racing about it. They still do the mod by milling the outter face and cutting a groove for the o-ring. Drill and tap a few holes and install their quick cover. Check out their site.

 

 

I have a buddy that is a machinist and he wants to try it with mine does anyone have a picture of the inside with the quick cover off???

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The Cascade billet clutch insert used to come with an O ring on the back side to seal it to the main clutch cover. Then you could drill a hole in the center to access thr clutch adjuster screw in the center of the pressure plate.

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I did that and it is definetly nice bit its uard to get a good seal with three bolts that dont take alot of torque. I took mine off three or four times and it was leaking and i stripped the lower bolt hole. Btw im using a cascade cover with the o-ring.

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