Small Clutch assembly
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Small Clutch assembly
Somewhere along in the parts collection days for my EB, I acquired a 157 tooth flywheel with new clutch(10"diameter).
All other Bronco clutch assemblies are 11".
I can verify that it did come from a Bronco, but forgot the year of it.
I had an individual mention that this was a '66 only clutch assembly.
Can anyone here verify the application of such a part or did I get my hands on a "junkyard special"?
All other Bronco clutch assemblies are 11".
I can verify that it did come from a Bronco, but forgot the year of it.
I had an individual mention that this was a '66 only clutch assembly.
Can anyone here verify the application of such a part or did I get my hands on a "junkyard special"?
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Small Clutch assembly
The 10" was the standard clutch for the V8 with the 11" as the option. I think 11" became standard in '69 when the <a href="http://www.motorhaven.com/">302 </a>was offered. They aren't very common at all. The 6 cylinder used a 9" clutch. Are you trying to get rid of it or just curious to its value?
Jason
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Small Clutch assembly
I'd let it go if someone wanted it. Would have to be willing to pick it up in person in Seattle area, though. I'm not too crazy about the shipping thing.
If anyone is interested and can pick up in person, let's talk.
I have a resurfaced flywheel (resurfaced several years ago and now has surface rust), a new pressure plate in box and disc in box.
kjonmcleod(No Email Addresses In Posts!).
If anyone is interested and can pick up in person, let's talk.
I have a resurfaced flywheel (resurfaced several years ago and now has surface rust), a new pressure plate in box and disc in box.
kjonmcleod(No Email Addresses In Posts!).
