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4nford"Live wrong and Perspire"

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Originally posted by LF - TP 2511:
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The only problem would be if you wanted to go back to the stock long style pressure plate, the T/O bearing would sit .400" too far back and you would have to shim it forward.

Precisely.

And 30 years from now when someone can't figure out why the stock parts he bought are no where close to working, the tell tale machining signs on the carrier are long obscured and not noticeable, the poor guy will be pulling his hair out trying to figure out what is wrong with his installation.

Larry

Which is why I keep a log of all work, parts etc changes accompanied by pictures of the work being done.

Anyway, in 30 years, I'll be burried in my car so no one will need to figure out what I've done!

9/16/082:04 PM

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