centerforce df
09-27-2007, 05:13 PM
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RE: centerforce df
So you have a stock Mustang and a Centerforce clutch and it's slipping?
Don't blame the fact that it's a Centerforce for this problem.
How is the finish on your flywheel?
I don't have a CF in my Mustang but I do have one in my truck.
It doubles as a play toy and a tow vehicle and I'm so impressed with it, the next clutch my Mustang gets will probably be a CF.
I can disengage the pedal in my Ram, easily with my hand! It has enough clamping force to screech the rear tires into 3rd and it will tow 6000lbs like it' not there.
Don't blame the fact that it's a Centerforce for this problem.
How is the finish on your flywheel?
I don't have a CF in my Mustang but I do have one in my truck.
It doubles as a play toy and a tow vehicle and I'm so impressed with it, the next clutch my Mustang gets will probably be a CF.
I can disengage the pedal in my Ram, easily with my hand! It has enough clamping force to screech the rear tires into 3rd and it will tow 6000lbs like it' not there.
09-27-2007, 08:28 PM
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RE: centerforce df
ORIGINAL: mike52mike
have about 100 miles on it.. .and it dont feel like it grabs all that well... feels alittle better in terms of grabbing power then the stock clutch.... maybe it has to break in.....
have about 100 miles on it.. .and it dont feel like it grabs all that well... feels alittle better in terms of grabbing power then the stock clutch.... maybe it has to break in.....
did you install it yourself?
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