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Clutch: identification and do's 120-130

posted by  SebCH on  Tue Jun 21 20:38 CST 2005
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Hi again George,
Loks like I have either a flat ended bearing or the cylindrical model you describe. If you don't mind, I'll be posting pictures so you can maybe guide mon in my decision on what to use. As I have both diaphragm and actuating arms models, I can probably chose the appropriate one. Is one of these units stronger than the other? It'll have to cope with a B20E (130bhp), so I don't want it to be too fragile! Your opinion on that??

Thanks! Séb






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