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Getting ready to bench adjust clutch.
Original pressure plate, original flywheel, replacement disc (measures .380”) Reading most of the threads on this subject, as well as watching YouTube videos, I see the dimensions of 5/8”, 11/16”, 3/4” used. Les Andrews book says 5/8” Considering that the disc is new, I’m planning to use the 5/8” dimension. Is this correct? Thanks Ken |
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I believe those measurements are WITH the P/Plate bolted to the flywheel...............
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