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keislijDec-04-08 01:04 AM
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#7433, "New clutch"


          

whats up guys, next week ill be ordering a SBC from andy and im just curious what all i will need for the install? Tools of course, but are there any gaskets or seals i should go pick up?

  

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96rs-tDec-05-08 04:47 PM
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#7442, "RE: New clutch"
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rear main, if you haven't replaced it in a while. Might as well tackle it since the tranny will be down. As for the clutch, no seals, gaskets are required.



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ModeratorCorbinDec-05-08 05:18 PM
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#7444, "RE: New clutch"
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If it is non-modular, a clutch disk alignment tool would be good. Maybe a quart of trans fluid to replace whatever runs out when you pop the axles out.

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keislijDec-05-08 11:55 PM
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#7445, "RE: New clutch"
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thanks guys, ill look into the rear main. Right now im struggling getting the exhaust bolts off. their so rusted their not even in the shape of a bolt anymore. it is HORRIBLE. ha i have a feeling this car is going to be on jack stands for awhile!

  

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ModeratorbullettdsmDec-06-08 04:05 AM
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#7446, "RE: New clutch"
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axle seals

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