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Street Performance Clutch Kit Fits Select 1959-1979 Mopar Models [10.500 in. Diameter, 1 in. x 23-Spline]
555-60094
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JEGS 555-60093 Street Performance Clutch Kit
This JEGS 11 in. Diameter Clutch Kit fits Select 1959-1974 Mopar Models and is the perfect upgrade from a factory clutch and pressure plate. Our kit will work with performance and street engines rated up to 400 HP. Each kit includes a steel-backed organic clutch disc, diaphragm pressure plate, stock-style throw-out bearing, oilite sintered bronze pilot bushing, and clutch alignment tool.
Specifications:
Will the pressure plate bolt to a 143 tooth flywheel from a 66 Plymouth with a 440 and a833? 23 spline 1 in shaft
1987 Dodge B250. Factory 4 speed overdrive. Charts do not lost the B250. But I think it's same as the B150. Any ideas?
Will this fit a 1980 dodge d150 with 318 a833 od?
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