centerforce clutch
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Car: 1991 Corvette Coupe
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centerforce clutch
just put mine in at the dealer i work at
lemme tell you!!!!!!!!!!
this thing catches sooooooooo smooth and gives you so much more acceleration!!!!!!!!!
if you have a 5 speed THIS SHOULD BE ONE OF YOUR MODS
get the dual friction you will not regret it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
questions??? just ask them!!!!
lemme tell you!!!!!!!!!!
this thing catches sooooooooo smooth and gives you so much more acceleration!!!!!!!!!
if you have a 5 speed THIS SHOULD BE ONE OF YOUR MODS
get the dual friction you will not regret it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
questions??? just ask them!!!!
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Supreme Member
Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 4,541
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Car: 1991 Corvette Coupe
Engine: L98
Transmission: 700R4/4L60 same trans different name
i paid $275 plus $30 for a throw-out bearing from Jegs
yes the pedal is quite a bit stiffer
it mite be pretty hard...............i know though i was able to lift my tranny by hand, so you mite not need a jack, but i would reccomend it.........also, the worst part is getting the torque arm back onto the rear end because its a b!tch to line up the bolt holes
all in all, last time i replaced the clutch i found myself dragging along because i did not re-attach the stuff in correct order
here's the order in which to connect everything:
obviously tranny and everything inside of it first
then put the driveshaft back up
then connect the torque arm
then finally put the crossmember back on
i reccomend this order, because the first time i ever did my clutch, i did it in a different order, had to dis-assemble this again, and start over, because if you put the crossmember back on first...........................goodluck getting to the bolts!!!!!!!!
what you will need is a propstand to prop up the rear end when you are reattaching the torque arm because when you remove the arm the first time the rear end will tilt upward
IF you need to replace your clutch, i can not stress how much better this is than an OEM design
yes the pedal is quite a bit stiffer
it mite be pretty hard...............i know though i was able to lift my tranny by hand, so you mite not need a jack, but i would reccomend it.........also, the worst part is getting the torque arm back onto the rear end because its a b!tch to line up the bolt holes
all in all, last time i replaced the clutch i found myself dragging along because i did not re-attach the stuff in correct order
here's the order in which to connect everything:
obviously tranny and everything inside of it first
then put the driveshaft back up
then connect the torque arm
then finally put the crossmember back on
i reccomend this order, because the first time i ever did my clutch, i did it in a different order, had to dis-assemble this again, and start over, because if you put the crossmember back on first...........................goodluck getting to the bolts!!!!!!!!
what you will need is a propstand to prop up the rear end when you are reattaching the torque arm because when you remove the arm the first time the rear end will tilt upward
IF you need to replace your clutch, i can not stress how much better this is than an OEM design
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