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MustGoFaster · 01-13-2005

And check on turn around time. Also I would recommend finding out what step the FW needs, it will depend on the clutch. Often the machine shop doesn't know so they just take equal amounts off each surface. Around .612 is typical. You may also want to look at the clutch fork and pivot ball. Replace or shim depending on the clutch/your budget. What clutch will you be using?

01-13-2005	#9
MustGoFaster Yeti Long Shot: Porpoheus Champion! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Usa Drives: A big dirty V8 Posts: 2,236	Re: Installing Clutch And check on turn around time. Also I would recommend finding out what step the FW needs, it will depend on the clutch. Often the machine shop doesn't know so they just take equal amounts off each surface. Around .612 is typical. You may also want to look at the clutch fork and pivot ball. Replace or shim depending on the clutch/your budget. What clutch will you be using?