Clutch help needed
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Clutch help needed
Just planning to do a clutch job and am wondering what you guys are using. The truck is pretty much stock except intake, exhaust, intercooler, it will be getting efuel and fresh injectors.
I don't know how much power it will make but am sure with a chip and gauges it would have a bit.
I was looking at: Ford 7.3L Diesel Powerstroke Clutches Clutch Kit Solid Flywheel - Dual Mass to Single Mass Conversion Kits by LuK and am not sure what to think of the price they have listed.
The parts guy quoted 1300 for a flywheel+ clutch+ rear main.. etc.
I don't know how much power it will make but am sure with a chip and gauges it would have a bit.
I was looking at: Ford 7.3L Diesel Powerstroke Clutches Clutch Kit Solid Flywheel - Dual Mass to Single Mass Conversion Kits by LuK and am not sure what to think of the price they have listed.
The parts guy quoted 1300 for a flywheel+ clutch+ rear main.. etc.
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Did you do any other work while you had the trans out?
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the gear rollover won't hurt the trans as far as I know. My gear rollover used to be really loud when I did my first SMF clutch, but after some miles and filling the trans 1 quart over full like Dan suggested, barely noticeable.
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Its kind of a given but not mentioned. Do the pilot bearing and throwout while youre in there. Also inspect the ball that the clutch fork pivots on as well as the fork itself.
Is your rear main leaking already?
Theres not too much wait from Valair. I received mine like 46 hours after ordering it and didn't pat any special shipping. They've got a heavier duty organic unit with a great price tag. I didn't have the money for kevlar or ceramic.
Is your rear main leaking already?
Theres not too much wait from Valair. I received mine like 46 hours after ordering it and didn't pat any special shipping. They've got a heavier duty organic unit with a great price tag. I didn't have the money for kevlar or ceramic.
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Today we swapped over the new turbo and a bunch of the other new parts. I thought of taking the exhaust but decided to leave it behind as the crew cab has a pyrometer port.
The valley was dirty and had fresh fuel in it so a new pump will go in next. It would be nice to convert to electric fuel right now but I would rather have the truck running and new injectors first.
It is funny that the single cab runs better with the old parts! It is smoother and quiter! makes me wonder what we fixed....
Looking forward to getting the clutch in. I have decided to get the one that is rated to 350hp as I think that will be a good match soon.
Was thinking of ordering some ev2 gauges from isspro. any thoughts?
The valley was dirty and had fresh fuel in it so a new pump will go in next. It would be nice to convert to electric fuel right now but I would rather have the truck running and new injectors first.
It is funny that the single cab runs better with the old parts! It is smoother and quiter! makes me wonder what we fixed....
Looking forward to getting the clutch in. I have decided to get the one that is rated to 350hp as I think that will be a good match soon.
Was thinking of ordering some ev2 gauges from isspro. any thoughts?
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