REPLACING OEM CLUTCH

usmcfredMember

I had to pull my engine to replace a leaking gas tank so while out, I have been sealing, painting and detailing the motor and ZF. With a 45 year old pressure plate, disc and TO bearing, it makes sense to replace those parts before reinstalling the engine and trans. I do NOT track the car so I am looking for an OEM style three finger set-up, not Center Force.

Can someone recommend the correct parts, numbers and source(s). My car is a '72 Pre-L 03046 I have heard that Mustang clutches don't work as the outer finger ends contact the bell housing on the Pantera.

Also, any tips on reassembly of the transaxle, clutch, TO bearing, slave cylinder, etc.. Anything to lubricate? Should the flywheel be resurfaced? Etc.

Many thanks! Fred

10/24/169:20 AM

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