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 | | Subject: T56 clutch/driveshaft Tue Apr 06, 2010 12:08 pm | |
| Ok, i'm looking for a good reasonable clutch for my t56. I know there is some nasty clutches, but i don't need those $400 units, recommendations?
Also, stock driveshaft and yoke work? I never asked this question.
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| | Subject: Re: T56 clutch/driveshaft Tue Apr 06, 2010 12:39 pm | |
| If it's going to be street driven, and not raced, then the Autozone clutch setup is fine for you.  And yes. The stock shaft will work. But depending on the gears you put out back, you may or may not run into vibration problems at highway speeds. But you can certainly drive it with the stock unit with no problem. _________________ Bill "The Verb" Crovo - Resident Car Slut & Unicorn Hunter  A Toasted Marshmallow, A Long German, A Lame Suburban and expensive dreams... Missing all my previous B's, D's and V...  American Ricerwww.badassofne.net "Ooooh! Look! Something shiny!"NO MORE UNICORNS!!!!!LOWER IT!!!  | |
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| | Subject: Re: T56 clutch/driveshaft Tue Apr 06, 2010 1:38 pm | |
| Thanks Bill, I'm running 373 gear for now, I've got the gears, the reluctor, and i'm getting a rear end from doug to put everything into then into the car. I'll eventually take the original rearend and install 410 gears. Kinda budget for now. | |
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