clutch install
#11
RE: clutch install
im not really sure if your going to need a new fly wheel but i got one. it was like 100 bucks from 5.0 resto and you should get a new throw out bearing. get a clutch kit and make sure you get the throw out bearing, the pilot bearing, pressure plate, clutch disc, and also get a clutch alignment tool.
#12
RE: clutch install
its pretty easy to do it urself. im also 17 and i just converted my 94 gt to a 5-speed and it only took me a weekend to do it...all i did was put the car up on some cinder blocks and got a regular floor jack with a long wood board to slide the trans...the rest is self explanitory but make sure u have a torque wrench for the pressure plate and flywheel...but it is a pretty easy job if u have patience and take it step by step
#15
RE: clutch install
Cool, thanks for the help. I think I'll definately go with the kit. By the way, how much power can this handle: http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...earchType=Make
It's the ford clutch replacement kit, but it's not the king cobra. I don't plan on going crazy with mods so I think it'll be able to handle it easy.
Also, there's a better kit on jegs.com but it didn't have the price!? It's got everything, even the clutch cable and redline fluid: http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...45&prmenbr=361
It's the ford clutch replacement kit, but it's not the king cobra. I don't plan on going crazy with mods so I think it'll be able to handle it easy.
Also, there's a better kit on jegs.com but it didn't have the price!? It's got everything, even the clutch cable and redline fluid: http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...45&prmenbr=361
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