clutch? whats the best type to get and where
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clutch? whats the best type to get and where
fixin to invest in a new clutch, whats the best type to get and where. Also how reliable and tough are they.
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I got my clutch kit from Kragen for $120 its been workin great! I don't remember what type it is though. It came with a clutch disc, pressure plate, throw out bearing, pilot bearing, and alignment tool. Make sure you replace all of those as well as resurface your flywheel when you do it. Another idea, replace the rear main seal...they tend to leak after a while and while you're there you might as well.
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im gonna be needin a new clutch..but i also need a new flywheel..mine has heat cracks allll in it..lol..
anybody know of a clutch kit that comes with a new flywheel...thats not expensive?
or where i can get a GOOD cheapish flywheel..
anybody know of a clutch kit that comes with a new flywheel...thats not expensive?
or where i can get a GOOD cheapish flywheel..
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Having driven an "OEM replacement" clutch and my truck with a Centerforce, I'd recommend popping for the better aftermarket one if you can spare the little bit extra. The oem clutch I drove felt HORRIBLE! Really grabby. I've driven trucks with both my lower end centerforce and the top of the line one, both are great feeling and last longer than stockers.
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Having driven an "OEM replacement" clutch and my truck with a Centerforce, I'd recommend popping for the better aftermarket one if you can spare the little bit extra. The oem clutch I drove felt HORRIBLE! Really grabby. I've driven trucks with both my lower end centerforce and the top of the line one, both are great feeling and last longer than stockers.
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