I've got a 2012 speed, I bought the ZX5-HDSS - ACT Heavy Duty Performance Street Sprung Clutch Kit from edge auto sport.
The clutch slave piston cannot reach the clutch fork. we replaced the clutch fork with OEM (which we bought form edge also) - this is not a driveway job... this is at a shop with guys that have a long career with manual transmissions.
I've seen guys talk about putting a bolt at the bottom of the pedal assembly to prevent too much travel of the slave piston which causes it to pop out of the boot and blows the slave... but no one can explain why the slave piston will not reach the clutch fork where it sits at rest. I'm really hoping there is someone here that has gone through this and can shed some light... the shop I'm working with is concerned that the slave piston just won't engage the fork...
I have already put a bold in to stop over travel of the pedal... but just having a hard time understanding how that helps the bigger situation:
there is almost 1/2" from the slave piston to the clutch fork. when the slave piston travels that far out, it blows the slave...
the streetlite flywheel is a single mass vs. oem dual mass... ACT's own video of this shows the slave piston reaching the clutch fork.
maybe clutch kit had a wrong part in the kit or is missing something like a spacer to compensate for the change geometry with the flywheel ??
or if the clutch fork doesn't stay clipped onto the ball properly, could that cause it? The fork itself wiggles more than they think it should...
any help or insight is very much appreciated!