What kind of clutch?

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Re: What kind of clutch? [Re: Bosco83] #857071 01/05/08 03:40 AM

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I've got a centerforce that I've had in for about 50k miles with no problems, but I'm only running 31's. Be sure to replace pilot bushing, throw out bearing, and maybe the rear main seal and trans input seal when you do the job. It's not much more money or time and you're there, so why not?

Good Luck!

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
What kind of clutch?	Bosco83	01/03/08 07:09 AM
Re: What kind of clutch?	kewlynx	01/03/08 09:24 AM
Re: What kind of clutch?	Kaptain	01/03/08 02:45 PM
Re: What kind of clutch?	Bosco83	01/03/08 06:00 PM
Re: What kind of clutch?	Runner-Man	01/05/08 03:40 AM
Re: What kind of clutch?	Greg_Canada	01/05/08 04:29 AM

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