99 Z28 Clutch Help
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My 99 Z28 has 88,xxx miles on it and the stocker clutch is in slippage mode. Could you guys help me out on what all needs to be replaced? Im thinking about a centerforce dual friction or a spec 3+. Thanks in advance.
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i would suggest doing a search to see what clutch would work for your needs. would definitely replace clutch master and slave cylinder with the new upgraded ones (preferably an adjustable master), pilot bearing, pressure plate, throwout bearing, flywheel (again search for which one would fit your driving style). and while you're there, i would flush the clutch system and do the drill mod. hope i didn't miss anything but i probably did.
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^ Good sound advise I would do some reading here lots of info.
I believe in spending the money up front doing it right the first time, it just costs more.
It's only money right?
What kind of power & how do you drive the car mostly street?
I believe in spending the money up front doing it right the first time, it just costs more.
It's only money right?
What kind of power & how do you drive the car mostly street?