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Old 09-14-2013 | 11:54 AM
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Clutch guy's. If you put a straight edge on the face of a pressure plate and it made contact on the outer edges but you could fit a .009 feeler gauge on the inner edge would it ever last? And if it did last would it even make contact on the inner edge?
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I'd have it machined flat and check the flywheel for the same issue. There are new examples of both that aren't flat.
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I guess I wasn't aware that you could machine a pressure plate.
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Originally Posted by ur-n-8
I guess I wasn't aware that you could machine a pressure plate.
generally most machine shops don't. I have heard and seen pictures of people who have but every shop I contacted locally said they don't do them.

contact the PP manufacturer about your finding. "MAYBE" it becomes flat once PP is depressed

FWIW I measured a spare used PP for my LT1, same as you. the inside is lower....but wear pattern on it, disc and FW is even




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