Clutch Fork/Bellhousing Interference

james schaechter · 01-08-2017, 04:57 PM

Another more controllable option is to have the disc cut thinnner and pull the shims out from under the pp. you might be able to run a lighter pp spring or cut the pockets deeper in the pp. I understand that a thicker disc may last longer, but we ran out discs multiple seasons so being real thick isn't a necessity. There is a lot that can be done if you want to spend money, but I assumed you would rather not have to buy a bunch of stuff. When the pp is spaced up like that, you will have close quarters even with a std depth Browell.

01-08-2017, 04:57 PM	#16
james schaechter VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cumming GA Posts: 1,988 Likes: 1,289 Liked 1,428 Times in 296 Posts	Re: Clutch Fork/Bellhousing Interference Another more controllable option is to have the disc cut thinnner and pull the shims out from under the pp. you might be able to run a lighter pp spring or cut the pockets deeper in the pp. I understand that a thicker disc may last longer, but we ran out discs multiple seasons so being real thick isn't a necessity. There is a lot that can be done if you want to spend money, but I assumed you would rather not have to buy a bunch of stuff. When the pp is spaced up like that, you will have close quarters even with a std depth Browell. __________________ James Schaechter 3163 STK