Pressure Plate Interchangability?
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Pressure Plate Interchangability? Hi All,
Pardon me if this has been covered, I'm not a regular in this section. I'm building a lightweight street car from a '63 Rambler American (2475# with a flathead iron 6 cyl). My 416 will hopefully have around 500 RWHP...
I just snagged a n-i-b Fidenza 198571 LS flywheel and need to know if this flywheel needs a specific bolt-pattern pressure plate. I have not bought a trans yet. Unless I can get a smoking deal on a TKO, I'll prolly end up with an Astro geared T-5 box. Either way, it'll need a 26 spline disc.
I'm an E-Bay'er always looking for a deal and wondering what all fits this 'wheel. For instance, do all 11" clutches have the same bolt pattern?
I'm also old, so one big concern is pedal effort (or lack of it!).
Pardon me if this has been covered, I'm not a regular in this section. I'm building a lightweight street car from a '63 Rambler American (2475# with a flathead iron 6 cyl). My 416 will hopefully have around 500 RWHP...
I just snagged a n-i-b Fidenza 198571 LS flywheel and need to know if this flywheel needs a specific bolt-pattern pressure plate. I have not bought a trans yet. Unless I can get a smoking deal on a TKO, I'll prolly end up with an Astro geared T-5 box. Either way, it'll need a 26 spline disc.
I'm an E-Bay'er always looking for a deal and wondering what all fits this 'wheel. For instance, do all 11" clutches have the same bolt pattern?
I'm also old, so one big concern is pedal effort (or lack of it!).
