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Gene1949 · 08-21-2019, 08:37 AM

I think Centerforce recognizes the need for replacement parts. I was going to have the original flywheel turned and rebalanced but the cost locally was within a few dollars of brand new.
Same with rebuilding my old PP and disc by the time you add in shipping.
I ordered mine thru Jegs as a kit because of the discounts and it was drop shipped like most parts these days.
Centerforce offers just about any spline combination on that particular disc (duel friction).
I bought Centerforce because of reliability. I've had the very same church behind a big block Camaro to has seen a lot of hard use over the last 20 year. No issues whatsoever even when I bolt on the slicks.

08-21-2019, 08:37 AM	#12
Gene1949 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Pahrump, NV Posts: 374	Re: Diaphragm clutch noise? I think Centerforce recognizes the need for replacement parts. I was going to have the original flywheel turned and rebalanced but the cost locally was within a few dollars of brand new. Same with rebuilding my old PP and disc by the time you add in shipping. I ordered mine thru Jegs as a kit because of the discounts and it was drop shipped like most parts these days. Centerforce offers just about any spline combination on that particular disc (duel friction). I bought Centerforce because of reliability. I've had the very same church behind a big block Camaro to has seen a lot of hard use over the last 20 year. No issues whatsoever even when I bolt on the slicks.