Re: Clutch replacement
Procedure looks the same as for my '70 Judge except for the juice actuation. Have a Centerforce in it and is great particularly in parades.
Looks much easier than an E-Type or my RV.
Just sent an e-mail to see if they have one for a Crossfire.
BTW I always replace the clutch, disk, and throwout when doing a clutch job and check the slave, lines and tranny for leaks. Is much easier to replace when the tranny is out.
Now my real question: anyone know of a pumpkin with about a 2.60:1 gear that will bolt in ?
ps that is a really nice and detailed write up, must admit I cheat and use a lift.
Last edited by Padgett; Nov 23, 2013 at 07:31 PM.