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And The Winner Is... M46! 200 1979

posted by  twoforty's on  Sun Nov 30 02:04 CST 2003
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Hey, nice score !!

Any reliable parts store or foreign parts sources (Groton's, etc.) have clutch kit available, as well as individual parts. Kits usually conatin disk, plate, pilot, throw out (release) bearings, and some have alignment tool. Shop around, just be sure you you get the right kit. When I did my swap, I had to mate to a 9" deep dish flywheel.

If all is in order (parts, tools, etc.) it is an easy swap with a few moments of growling.

Drop a line if you have any questions.

Al






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