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Kansas, I apologize ahead of time if I am telling you things you already know about. Based on the advice from the shop that is rebuilding my...
I don't know anything about SPPrecision.com. Hopefully the members on the forum can give you some good leads.
Kansas, I can only tell you what I ended up doing on my build. I was in the same situation as you, not wanting to be a hazard to other drivers on...
I wanted to also thank Nailhead Jason for suggesting that I get in touch with Fort Wayne Clutch.
I think my clutch dilemma is solved thanks to Alchemy's suggestion to get in touch with Fort Wayne Clutch in Indiana. I sent them the same...
Thanks Tman for the suggestion but even if I were to countersink the bolts, the springs on any flat clutch disc will still hit the flywheel....
Thanks Alchemy for the suggestion. I have emailed Fort Wayne clutch explaining my dilemma and asking if they would be able to build a clutch disc...
Thanks for the suggestion Nailhead Jason but the shop did talk to me about several clutch builders they have talked to. The shop was told that...
Thank you so far for all of the help and advice that has been posted. I did look at the speedway motors catalog on page 312 and was very hopeful...
Thanks for the reply Jim. I can tell you that my clutch disc is 10 3/4". I am going to the shop tomorrow to get the other information you are...
Thanks buffaloracer for your reply. I actually started a new post under "Can't find clutch for 1954 GMC and t5 transmission" because I wasn't...
Thanks wbrw32 for suggesting I put my location on my profile page which I added. I also read the article from stovebolt.com that was suggested by...
I need some help and advice on a problem I have encountered with my 54 GMC half-ton model 100 pickup. The plan was to switch out my granny four...
If anyone on the forum is still following this post I need some help. Is there a clutch from another make or model that will allow a T5...
I can tell you for sure that the dash cluster is from a 1954 GMC and 1st series 1955 half ton trucks. They may have also been used in other truck...
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