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4nford"Live wrong and Perspire"

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Originally posted by Mark Savage:
Centerforce lists their DF021057S for the Pantera application. It requires a flywheel with a 5.0 mustang style bolt pattern and uses the standard pantera release bearing. The only thing "special" is that they drilled the pressure plate holes for larger bolts.
I used the DF700000. It is the old 11" ford diaphram style. It requires a .250 shorter bearing. You can cut that much off your bearing carrier or as I did, use Mcleod's adjustable bearing #16525 and remove both spacer rings.

regards...Mark #3461

I am planning to do this conversion. Do you cut the .250" off the base of the carrier where the bearing seats to get more clearance from the bearing to the PP fingers? Thanks.

9/12/0810:22 AM

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