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PostPosted: Fri Dec 27, 2002 5:07 pm 
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OK guys. Mopar uses 1"-23 on the A833, F@rd also uses a 1"-23. Question. Does the F@rd disc fit the Mopar input shaft?

I see a 1"-23 10" F@rd listed for the 4.0" Ranger. I'm not assuming that "splines are splines".

BTW, I bought Clifford's "Street-Strip" Weber clutch only to receive a puny 3 bolt pressure plate. $350 down the drain, back to square one on my clutch setup. As of now, it's not even going to come out of the box.

Have index head and a Bridgeport, so drilling new holes on the flywheel is no problem. Any recommendaions for a Centerforce pressure plate? I do plan to use a hydraulic throw-out bearing so we should be able to accomodate some pressure plate height variation.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Gilly


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 Post subject: Clutch set-up
PostPosted: Sat Dec 28, 2002 5:58 am 
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Gilly,
Look down to my post about my clutch update. It list the part #, and prices for what we installed. It seems to work very well.

Rick Covalt


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PostPosted: Sun Dec 29, 2002 9:20 am 
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Thanks for the reply, Rick. I had seen your update. At this point, I'm extremely disappointed with the Weber clutch I currently have. :( At this point, I am not inclined to spend another dime them. I am happy for you that your setup is working well. I just don't see any of their parts making it into my bell housing.

RAM clutches list a 10" clutch for the 4.0L F@rd Ranger. It is listed as a 1"-23 spline. I was hoping that someone might know if the F@rd splines and the A833 splines are the same. When I get a day off, I may swing by NAPA and see if they have a F@rd disc I can "try on".

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Gilly


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 Post subject: Splines
PostPosted: Sun Dec 29, 2002 11:41 am 
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Gilly,
I'm pretty sure that the Ford disc splines are the same as the 833, although I'm not 100% sure. If memory serves me correct Doug said the disc in the Hot Rod article was a Ford unit. Maybe he can update us.

Rick


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 31, 2002 3:04 pm 
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Well guys, here's the answer I got from RAM clutches...

Tom,
The ford and chrysler 23 splines are different. Pitch on the teeth eliminates this swap unfortunately. Height on the plate (unbolted) is 2 3/8, the fingers will be lower when bolted in. BC is 11.380, 8mm x 1.25 pitch, and it uses 3 dowel pins to drive off.


Put this one to bed. Still shoppin......


Gilly


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