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Technical Needing small GM clutch disc

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by chlsnk, Aug 13, 2026.

  1. chlsnk
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    Why not? 10 spline and 1.125" hub?
     
  2. 427 sleeper
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    LaSalle input shafts are 1 1/4", not 1 1/8", like the disc you're looking to get.
     
  3. Moriarity
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    Here’s your picture from page 1. An inch and an eighth is 1.125. What you measured is just under an inch and a quarter
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  4. Fordors
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    Even if the OD of the spline was machined there is what’s known as the minor diameter on splines, that will need machining as well.
     
  5. chlsnk
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    Boy howdy if that's not a big woopsie. I've been reading that as 1.123 this whole time. Im about to hang it up with this trans and go back to the ford.
     
  6. patsurf
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    why would you care about .002 ??
     
  7. 19Eddy30
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    @chlsnk
    How about a broach ? Key way maker
    Or
    Change centers & re rivet / bolt back together
     
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  8. chlsnk
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    The shaft is 1.23" 1/4" larger that I had it in my head.
     
  9. squirrel
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    you mean 1/8" larger than you had in your head.

    :)

    I'll go get my clutch book and see what they show.
     
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  10. squirrel
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    Borg Warner 99344 or 99377 are 9" with 1-1/4" x 10 spline

    99344 fits British cars. 1952-68

    99377 fits British cars early 70s.

    The only one I've found close so far is early 70s TR-6, but it's 8.5" diameter disk, 1-1/4 x 10 spline

    still looking
     
  11. patsurf
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    1/2 sherlock holmes and 1/2 bloodhound---= 1 squirrell
     
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  12. squirrel
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    this one might be 9" diameter, call them and find out. Or just ask if they have one that's the right specs.

    clutch.jpg
     
  13. chlsnk
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    I confirmed this is a 9" disc
     
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  14. 51504bat
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    Back when I had my MGTD I dealt with a guy at Moss (parts manager?) who was more than helpful with oddball questions and requests. Don't know if he is still there but my guess is that someone there could help.
     
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  15. chlsnk
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    Case closed. Triumph Stag clutch disc. Thanks for all the help.

    20260909_161035.jpg
     
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  16. squirrel
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  17. chlsnk
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    Yes a perfect fit. Thank you for the help tracking that down.
     
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