Fixin to buy a new clutch kit for my truck, while searching i found that there is a 12" clutch upgrade available, is this an option? also what are some brands and things to look out for?
--Jon
if you look at your right side of the screen at this moment you'll see there is a link to luk fly wheel's they sale the hole set of this ceramic clutches on 12".
you can also search for inverted dmf to see how to save a couple of hundred's off the fly wheel and just get the clutch.
luky_larue did it on his truck. agnem also know's it
my 2 cent's, exekiel
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Is 12/92 f350 - 4.10 open, DRW CC with 5.9l CTD BANKS IC.
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- exekiel coolant filter system (Fleet-guard filter and dca)
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I put the LuK on my Powerstroke, basically the same thing for the IDI, it was easy if a little heavy but I am used to that being a truck mechanic [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] But not that heavy and I am glad I did it, if your dual mass flywheel has not given out yet, just wait, it will and maybe take something along with it from the vibration. So I say if you have to separate the engine and transmission might as well just replace the whole mess. The clutch action is a lot nicer too, lighter pedal and the engagement point is farther from the floor. The only down side is the transmission now growls like an old dump truck at low RPM but it works.
check out these guys poke I went with a clutch for a powerchoke and had the flywheel redrilled for a 13"clutch.I have duplicated the event which caused me to upgrade from my previous LUK set-up and WOW what a difference. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif[/img]---Bigger is better [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]---Rob
My other diesel is a...
Hydra 35-ton Excavator, 6V71T; Isuzu C201 genset;
'71 VanPelt Pumper, Cummins 855 Turbo
There used to be a link here, to some useful IDI-diesel tech info; but it was chopped out by others, in a vain attempt to repress the very essence of the internet: linking!
sigh...
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