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The Kiggly clutch kit is for the front clutch, that is the cover to the end clutch kit you keep moving.

To install the Kiggly 5 Friction Kit, you have to remove the pump and pull the front basket out.
 
The Kiggly clutch kit is for the front clutch, that is the cover to the end clutch kit you keep moving.

To install the Kiggly 5 Friction Kit, you have to remove the pump and pull the front basket out.

You know your right Thank you. Looks like I have my work cut out for me then.LOL Seems I'm going to need a pump gasket aswell. No worries that's what this is all aboutLOL
 
Got a coil on plug setup in, might use this setup. Still not 100% sure, but check out my video of it and checkout my other videos also and subscribe to see more as they come in.

 
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Not sure who told you to use those teeth to separate it but it is easier to use a rubber mallet to hit the end of the shaft which will spate it with ease. My experience is it takes a little persuasion to separate those at first, they few I have separated have all been the same. I would be concerned if I pulled the shaft out and all those parts just fell apart.
 
Not sure who told you to use those teeth to separate it but it is easier to use a rubber mallet to hit the end of the shaft which will spate it with ease. My experience is it takes a little persuasion to separate those at first, they few I have separated have all been the same. I would be concerned if I pulled the shaft out and all those parts just fell apart.

Actually your right, but no matter how hard I hit it there was no way it was coming apart. It felt like it was welded together. It took me literally 2 days hitting it with a 3lb hammer to get it apart. Once all the teeth broke all I had was the shaft to hit. The new one I got was like butter no problems at all.
 
Putting mine together I can pull it together by hand (Still a tight fit) but after its fully seated, I have the smack the end with the mallet to separate. Sounds like you got it figure out! Did you take a look at your rear drum (forward clutch) while it was out? I hear they rarely wear out but mine was one of those rare occasions.
 
Putting mine together I can pull it together by hand (Still a tight fit) but after its fully seated, I have the smack the end with the mallet to separate. Sounds like you got it figure out! Did you take a look at your rear drum (forward clutch) while it was out? I hear they rarely wear out but mine was one of those rare occasions.

Actually everything in the drum has been replace also with all new clutches and plates. I didn't film everything but I replaced alot of the gaskets and seals. I'm actually really happy I opened it up. It was a good learning experience.
 
Felt great this weekend finally got to start the 1g car up. I spent so much time working on my car and daily I forgot to film alot of what I was doing. But following along as I post more videos.

 
I've been trying to make it out to events this year, but it seems they keep getting rained out or cancelled. And I guess MOD isn't going to happen this year. Looks like I'm having bad luck already this year. Here's a quick video of my day trying to make it to Import Face off 2019.

 
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