I have a clutch question.
#1
I have a clutch question.
Hello
I'm new to the site and I have a 1968 Coupe with the 289 and the toploader 3-speed tranny......Oh....And I'm only 18.....I did a search but didn't find what I wanted......I'm looking to replace the clutch in my car and I can't seem to find anything....I'm most interested in a whole kit......
Also....I plan on changing out my 3-speed for a brand new 4-speed toploader this summer.....Will that require a larger clutch assembly?
And for anyone who want to take a look at some pictures of my car from when I got it to how it sits right now....http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y13...4/The%20Stang/
Thanks in advance for the help.
I'm new to the site and I have a 1968 Coupe with the 289 and the toploader 3-speed tranny......Oh....And I'm only 18.....I did a search but didn't find what I wanted......I'm looking to replace the clutch in my car and I can't seem to find anything....I'm most interested in a whole kit......
Also....I plan on changing out my 3-speed for a brand new 4-speed toploader this summer.....Will that require a larger clutch assembly?
And for anyone who want to take a look at some pictures of my car from when I got it to how it sits right now....http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y13...4/The%20Stang/
Thanks in advance for the help.
#2
RE: I have a clutch question.
Welcome to the forums! I have found this site to be of much help as I am sure you will too! As for the clutch, if you are looking for a kit check out some of the Mustang parts dealers like Mustangs Unlimited... they sell the whole kit, throw-out bearing and all. If you have a stock 289 then you more than likely have a 10" clutch, just make sure you get the right size as anything over a 10 1/2" clutch won't fit your setup.
Tony DiMaiolo
'66 Coupe
Tony DiMaiolo
'66 Coupe
#3
RE: I have a clutch question.
Yeah, the clutch is the same for 3 and 4sp transmissions. Napa sells brand new clutch kits, and you don't have to pay shipping for them
A lot of flywheels are drilled for both 10" and 10-1/2" clutches. If yours is, it wouldn't hurt to have it resurfaced and install a 10-1/2" clutch rather than the stock 10".
A lot of flywheels are drilled for both 10" and 10-1/2" clutches. If yours is, it wouldn't hurt to have it resurfaced and install a 10-1/2" clutch rather than the stock 10".
#4
RE: I have a clutch question.
I like the Hays pressure plate and clutch. They have several options depending on how much power you are making. All you need other than that is a throughout and pilot bearing. Do a search on summit and you will find this pretty easy. I think Ford Motorsports makes the pilot bearing and the throughout bearing is also a Hays item.
#5
RE: I have a clutch question.
Thanks for the help guys......I plan on only rebuilding my 289.....I don't expect to get anything more than 300 hp.....I think with that plan I would have to go for something more than a stock replacement clutch....I'll look into the Hays....
#6
RE: I have a clutch question.
ORIGINAL: Starfury
Yeah, the clutch is the same for 3 and 4sp transmissions. Napa sells brand new clutch kits, and you don't have to pay shipping for them
A lot of flywheels are drilled for both 10" and 10-1/2" clutches. If yours is, it wouldn't hurt to have it resurfaced and install a 10-1/2" clutch rather than the stock 10".
Yeah, the clutch is the same for 3 and 4sp transmissions. Napa sells brand new clutch kits, and you don't have to pay shipping for them
A lot of flywheels are drilled for both 10" and 10-1/2" clutches. If yours is, it wouldn't hurt to have it resurfaced and install a 10-1/2" clutch rather than the stock 10".
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