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stevexg |
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Just wondering if there is any issues running a ea (3 bolt) clutches. Or should I buy a 6bolt clutch and modify my 3bolt flywheel?
Going to be doing a manual conversion in the next few weeks and not sure which way to go. I like to drive hard so will probably get a HD one, but just wanted to see if the early 3bolt ones are ok. Also if you guys think the 6bolt is the go, how do I modify my flywheel? |
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dasmq |
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I think XG are 6 bolt. the differance is only about 5mm in friction plate and presure plate surface but 6 bolt is better.
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stevexg |
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yep, think they are, but i've got an ea box and 3bolt flywheel that i'm going to be putting in.
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I never had any drama with the 3 bolt clutch in my EA, it was driven hard and never slipped or anything. The same clutch is still going strong behind a Turbo EA, would be up around 40,000 kms on that clutch now, with LOTS of burnouts. 6 bolt is obviously going to be better but there's nothing wrong with using the 3 bolt one.
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If its any help, the 6 bolt pressure plate clutches are 255mm, and the 3 bolt ones are 240mm
(As told to me by ford, my clutch plate was roughly 255mm and I did use an eb2 flywheel/clutch..........BUT the guy at Sinclair ford Penrith tried to sell me 8 flywheel bolts.........$16 each.......I brought the flywheel in as i'd just had it machined at western clutch........he saw the 6 holes.......and didnt know what to do...) got the right bolts in the end, and 6 of them Not much of a difference, but it might help you reach a decision.
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