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    clutch damper

    does anyone have a close up pic of the clutch damper, where it mounts to the lower fender wall..

    im going to the junk yard tomorrow to try to find it and just want to see a picture of where it mounts to and where i need to drill the holes..

    can someone take a pic. of this, i just cant find a good pic of it anywhere
    Last edited by evil_demon_01; 02-11-2009, 03:12 AM.
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    Originally posted by tootall
    can someone take a pic. of this, i just cant find a good pic of it anywhere
    I can take a picture of mine tomorrow, but it won't be until afternoon.
    1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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      #3
      has anyone drilled and tapped the holes for the damper. if so do you remember what size..

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        #4
        I never had to drill a hole to add mines when I did the 5spd swap



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          #5
          You can bolt it up to a bracket for one of the ABS components, leaving one bolt off.

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            #6
            my car doesnt have antilock brakes, and ive been looking everywhere and there are the three bumps in the metal where the holes need to be drilled.

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              #7
              Even an OEM auto car should have the bolts hole for the OEM clutch damper.
              Its part of the chassis.


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                #8
                thats what i thought, but i have already run the clutch line from the master cylinder on the firewall to where the damper goes, and the damper lines up with those three bumps in the metal exactly where it needs to be mounted..

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                  #9
                  is that damper really necessary?
                  Originally posted by deevergote
                  Just do what PR CB7 said.

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                    #10
                    it better be, i went through hell to get it, but apparently, it just softens the clutch engagement, so i dont know if it would hurt it without it or not, is anyone on here not using the damper

                    no one is running there honda without the clutch damper

                    just back trying to see about the damper, and if it is needed

                    Now im seeing that some cars dont even have a clutch damper assembly, but i still dont know if i should leave it off or not.
                    Last edited by evil_demon_01; 02-15-2009, 01:35 AM.

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                      #11
                      just re posting to see if anyone had that picture of there damper assembly

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