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4nford"Live wrong and Perspire"

I checked and they actually have the specs listed under Pantera on their site. This is the height information:

STOCK bearing 2.225

ADJUSTABLE #16525 - .200" SHORTER = 2.025 (1 spacer removed)

ADJUSTABLE #16525 - .400" SHORTER + 1.825 (2 spacers removed)

Using Mcleod T/O bearing part number 16525 and removing both shims will make the bearing .400" shorter and allow the use of the 306850 diaphragm pressure plate. The alterntive is to have your T/O bearing carrier milled down .400" and use a stock T/O bearing. The extro .400" is required to clear the diaphragm fingers which protrude further out of the pressure plate

9/14/083:23 PM

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