throw out or input sound

Long story short I had my clutch replaced in February at 48k. Bought a lce pro clutch kit and had it installed now at almost 57k im getting a loud squeak/chirping noise when I'm driving down the road and when I push in the clutch even with very little pressure the sound quiets. Now I emailed lce and naturally it wasn't their part that seems to be bad rather they suggested the input shaft bearing.


Sounds very similar to this only I don't have the noise until Im moving in gear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kij4p1Ir0PE

Thanks

 

WHAT DOES THE PILOT BEARING DO ?
When you push your clutch pedal down to the floor the clutch disc is no longer squeezed against the flywheel . The purpose of the pilot bearing is to support the radial load of the spinning clutch disc when the clutch disc is moved away from the flywheel . A clutch disc doesnt seem heavy when you hold it in your hands , but think about when you dump your clutch at 5000 rpm hehehe . If you beleive your pilot bearing is on its way out , Its going to make noise when you have your clutch pedal pushed down .

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...on-your-5-speed-transmission-write-up.338836/