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Subject: Re: Clutch recomendations?

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QuikTurboZ

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Date Posted: 13:16:37 01/20/03 Mon
In reply to: tonyz2897 's message, "Clutch recomendations?" on 17:09:57 01/17/03 Fri

The Centerforce II clutch I have works great & is actually made by LUK. LUK clutches can be found for cheap at several parts stores. I think Autozone carries them. I'm not sure that the discount one's are the same as the Centerforce though. I can email you a pic of the pressure plate tonight so you can compare if you find one. Email me at RTB@onewest.net if you want me to send you a pic.
Rich Bowmer

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tonyz2897
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Date Posted: 15:09:10 01/20/03 Mon

Rich,
Thanks for the advice, but I've already got the new clutch sitting on the floor ready to go in. I ended up going with the Dynapak clutch from Autozone. The price was right ($100 for the kit including a new throwout bearing and an alignment tool.) and it looks to be a pretty well made unit.
I've got some pictures of the disc and pressure plate I'll post here when I get a chance (They're posted now on Moparchat.com in the FWD forum). I'm going to break it in at 7 psi for a few hundred miles, and then I'll give it a stress test. I'll let you know how well it holds up.
Thanks,
Tony

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