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I also switched to Centerforce's new twin disc clutch.. now typically I'm against these since they are more of a PITA than helpfull, but we installed this on our 2010 Camara and it was both stupid easy to install and felt like a stock clutch in the car with zero rattles or issues.
The flywheel is steel but the edge has been lightened and from a MOI standpoint is equal to an aluminum unit without the associated problems. Should hold up better to the power and to how I drive. http://i51.tinypic.com/2dluc69.jpg |
Looking very nice Steve! Are the headers out for new coating?
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Good to know! I figured that it worked well for you... but was just wondering. Thanks for the reply. |
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Greg, some of us aren't as lucky as Steve, and after all the time and money I spent trying to fine tune and fix my system to no avail, I figured I might as well change pedals and get a full floater when I had the opportunity.The amount of adjustment that system has just boggles the mind. After all, what can I say? I've learned well from the man who, when he needs to change oil just gets a new 461 LS motor because he has the opportunity :lol: Matt |
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Did you change the oil pan? If memory serves, you had a road race milodon on the car last time? |
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Why change oil when you can change engines? lol |
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I found the Autocraft pan had more overall clearance so I'm running that but I did have to notch the front of the pan to clear my rack. Very nice pan, heavier than the Canton, but stronger as well. What I really need to do is draw out a pan and have Canton make me a custom one that will give me maximum clearance and fit in my frame. |
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