Reply to "centreforce clutch release bearing"

horacecopeMember

Thanks guys

My flywheel is stock, cast no C5AE-E 4M9. The holes for the original 11" clutch 5/16 bolts are there but its definitely been drilled and tapped for a 10.5" clutch so guess I have got very lucky on this one without knowing it. However the new holes are for 3/8 bolts????

Been looking at the centreforce website as suggested but can't see anything special about their steel flywheels or why they would say its required, unless of course its for the 10.5" hole pattern.
In fact they state they are made to match OEM weights etc so can't really justify splashing out over $650 right now. My stock flywheel is in very good condition

Going back to my initial question: Can I use my original release bearing and carrier with this clutch. Again nothing mentioned on the centreforce website about this. Would like to hear from Pantera owners using a centreforce clutch as to what they use or recommend.

Cheers

1/25/162:42 AM

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