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I have a F 1993 150 5.0 with 38s and 4.57 gears. My clutch is going out and I am thinking about a centerforce clutch but I really don't know which one or if their is a better idea. I do a lot of four wheeling but I still drive the truck to work any ideas or help?
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Centerforce clutches are great clutches for street racing, not sure about the 4-wheeling stuff. Not my realm. I'll tell you what, though. I went to my local Checker store, bought a $150 dollar lifetime warranty clutch set, and the thing grabs really well, almost as well as some of the dual friction clutches I've driven. The bonus to the Checker clutch: LIFETIME WARRANTY! A friend of mine that races every weekend was going through at least one dual friction clutch a year, that's $350+ just on clutches, not including machine work for pressure plates etc. He bought a Checker clutch, blows it to pieces, then replaces it for free, minus machine work.
Anyway, sorry for the lengthy post.
Later
Anyway, sorry for the lengthy post.
Later
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