Reply to "Clutch Mc Leod alu flywheel"

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Expect to adjust the linkage on ANY 351-C clutch in a Pantera, especially those running an aluminum flywheel. None or very few will be a drop-in fit because the flange that bolts to the crank is thicker for aluminum flywheels, thus the clutch's working surface is spaced away from the engine a bit. And the discs these days are thicker than OEM, since the elimination of asbestos in clutch discs. Other than adjustments to the linkage, about any good clutch system will work.

7/23/1812:53 PM

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