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MosportGreen66 12-06-2004 02:56 AM

1969 Z/28 Clutch?
 
What is the size of a clutch for a 1969 Z/28 with M-21 trans? I *think* it is a 10.5 inch unit.

Which clutch is preferable -- Center Force or Ram?

Thanks!

hugger_69 12-06-2004 03:33 AM

Re: 1969 Z/28 Clutch?
 
10.5" is correct as issued in 69 Z's with the 403 bell housing. If your looking for a good replacement, go to a hays clutch disk and pressure plate. They are far better than a C-Farce unit.

rszmjt 12-06-2004 06:28 AM

Re: 1969 Z/28 Clutch?
 
I personaly do not like centre force clutches either, at least the dual friction style with the little weights on the fingers.
I build a lot of cars for people and have had numerous customers supply a Centre Force clutch. I have taken the weights off temporarily, and checked the balance of the press plate and have had them as far out as 24 grams.
A lot of people run them with no trouble, but every time i have removed the trans at a later date the weights are off centre.
I have had a Hays Gold Diahpram press plate in my Z for going on 25 years, and it has never given any trouble what so ever, even when i drag raced that car in the 70,s, and trust me it got abused!
MaCleod also makes a good piece.

Just my .25 worth.

Salvatore 12-06-2004 07:20 AM

Re: 1969 Z/28 Clutch?
 
I like the Hays. I run one now. Sam https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ins/3gears.gif

scuncio 12-07-2004 03:18 PM

Re: 1969 Z/28 Clutch?
 
I use the McLeod disc/PP exclusively after wiping many of the CF and Hays units. The dual friction McLeod disc is great for the street, easy engagement and mild pedal pressure with the diaphragm PP. I have one of their sintered iron discs on a car, and even that isn't too miserable on the street. Great tech support, too. No, I don't work for them.


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