Reply to "Clutch selection for Pantera"

mikedrewMember

I suggest you phone Centerforce directly to verify the part numbers. They have engineered a clutch specifically for the Pantera; it is DIFFERENT from ordinary 351C Centerforce clutches. The part number is similar; it just has a suffix to denote it as Pantera-specific.

Allegedly, SOME Pantera vendors stock this clutch, while others use the (cheaper) setup for the 5.0 Mustang, which also works, I suppose. But why not get the one engineered for the job?

Armed with the proper part numbers, you can then either buy from Centerforce direct, or from your vendor of choice; ensure you're getting the desired parts, of course.

It seems to be that drilling of the flywheel may be required--my memory (fuzzy on this point) tells me that Centerforce also offers a ready-to-go flywheel....

I've got a Pantera Performance clutch in my Pantera and like it, but have a Centerforce in my Cobra and LOVE it.

Mike Drew

2/9/016:48 AM

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