Thread: Remanufactured Clutches...?
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05-16-2007 05:20 PM #1
Remanufactured Clutches...?
What do they actually do to remanufacture a clutch kit?
Are they cheap for a reason or are they worth the savings...?
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05-16-2007 07:28 PM #2
Probably a lot better places to save money then on a clutch...I've never had any luck with reman clutches, seems about a half dozen launches and it's slipping. Maybe it was from bad vendors (doubt it) but I'll spend the extra $$$$ and get a new clutch every time since then...Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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05-16-2007 11:39 PM #3
I've only done one clutch job in the last few years, on a 292 Chevy 6-banger with a granny 4-spd. I had the flywheel surface ground and installed a new Centerforce disc and plate, along with all new linkage. That was the nicest driving manual I think I've ever driven. I would not hesitate to buy Centerforce again.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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05-17-2007 04:59 AM #4
With a reman clutch, they will (should) replace the pressure plate springs, resurface that now very hard heat affected surface and clean it up. The disc has new lining rivited on it and may have the springs replaced. This is fine for grampa's car. A hard driven or performance vehicle, it is bound to fail - at least my history speaking.Dave
You're welcome Mike, glad it worked out for you. Roger, it's taken a few years but my inventory of excess parts has shrunk a fair bit from 1 1/2 garage stalls to about an eight by eight space. ...
1968 Plymouth Valiant 1st Gen HEMI