Reply to "Part Number of Disk for Centerforce Clutch (-2 ZF)"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

Interesting. I just searched the Centerforce website for 72 Pantera and found it lists the DF021057S part number you mentioned.
http://www.centerforce.com/pro...r-72-91-ford-pantera

Call Centerforce to discuss your application. When I purchased my Centerforce clutch and pressure plate from a Pantera vendor they stripped the part numbers from the box and parts, and fed me a line of BS about how they had Centerforce custom develop the Pantera kit and were the only source for it - and I paid as if that were the case! But when I talked to Centerforce directly, they told me that was nonsense. They rattled off the two possible part numbers that covered my application - one was for a standard duty clutch (which I purchased) that Centerforce maintained was more than capable of handling 400-450HP, and a heavy duty street/strip clutch for more powerful applications.

3/30/1411:24 PM

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