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Old 11-23-2001, 02:21 PM   #3
fiveohpatrol
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unless you plan on having ALOT of power, the centerforce dual friction IMHO is too much money and too nice of a clutch for you

i'd go with either a motorsport heave duty or king cobra clutch, about $100 less than the centerforce. It comes with a new throwout bearing and pressure plate too.

call up D&D for everything, i got the HD clutch kit, new pilot bearing, new clutch fork and adjustable cable all for like $300 shipped (i needed it all for the T-5 swap)
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