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Old 04-15-2011, 03:46 PM
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I've tried to search for answer, because I remember this topic being discussed a while ago, bu I found nothing. The question is - is there a point to install 11" clutch instead of 10" I have now, and what parts do I need to do it ? I need to replace a flywheel anyway and the clutch assembly within next 2000 miles, so I'm trying to decide if I want to perform a clutch enlargement procedure. Any help & comments are greately appriciated.

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I forgot about that clutch. I can't believe it went out already, although I bet I could do that too.
Yea, it's fairly simple - let some Russian guy resurface the flywheel, and then leave him a truck for a week for reassembling. Will kill the clutch from the start


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I realize how interesting it is to get parts for your beast but I always replace the the clutch, pressure plate and throwout bearing as a set.
That's really spectacular process. Anyway seems like I found a way to import parts that can't be bought at Ebay. Though it costs me $13.5 per kilogram. Anyway I will replace the whole clutch, including both cylinders, and this time I'll do it myself.


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Old 04-15-2011, 05:58 PM
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Kilogram? I'm sorry, I don't speak Russian.
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1 kg = 2.2 pounds
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1 kg = 2.2 pounds
Speek Uh-muhr-I-Kuhn pleeze!!!!
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I try my best to speak your language I even take English lessons weekly to improve my speaking abilities, but it seems like it's not really helpful so far

Anyway - what do you guys think - will this one fit 11" clutch? I couldn't find any additional info, I only know that it fits '93 4.9

Or, to hopefully make it more simple - are 4.9L and 5.8L flywheels interchangeable?
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You know we're all messing with you.

Like I said, the 10 or 11 will bolt to the flywheel. I think I even used the same holes on the flywheel for both. I think someone else said something about using different bolts but I didn't have to.
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You know we're all messing with you.

Like I said, the 10 or 11 will bolt to the flywheel. I think I even used the same holes on the flywheel for both. I think someone else said something about using different bolts but I didn't have to.
I know But anyway today I decided to give up my English lessons and to start learning Uh-muhr-I-Kuhn ©jljde

Being serious - I will generally have one attempt in ordering flywheel and clutch kit - shipping cost just multiplies part price by 2, so I just can't afford a mistake
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