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Well its time for a clutch
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[QUOTE="CarportMechanic, post: 1208027, member: 18312"] Yes. I even had to replace my clutch fork about 10K after I installed my clutch and the pilot still looked great. Dont make the same mistake I made, Order yourself a new clutch fork from Ford if you still have the stock one in there. When you install an upgraded clutch the stock forks break pretty easily. Its $50 from Ford. Can probably get one cheaper online but I needed one same day. Ive seen a few threads where people will have the flywheel machined to accept a ball bearing pilot. I dont know the specifics of this though. [/QUOTE]
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