Centerforce throw out bearing

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To engage and disengage the Centerforce DF 021048-S, I understand you should use a spherically crowned throwout bearing.
Who has this made, part no. etc ??

11/21/0212:29 AM

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The source of that information on using a radiused throwout on diaphragm clutches was the owner of Tilton Clutches in Buelton CA. As I understand it, it applies to straight-finger diaphragm clutches such as GM sells, not bent-finger units like Centerforce The radiused-face throwout keeps the clutch action from being "notchy" as the angle between the throwout face & fingers changes during a disengagement stroke. Many Corvette people don't even notice this, so....

11/22/0210:47 AM

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