Re: TOY: Re: need Toyota Clutch ?

[langehen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Lance Langehennig)]

I installed a Centerfoce in that Turbo Truck I mentioned yesterday, looks 
good, drove good. Nice engagement, don't know how much better it it though. 
The old one was new, didn't slip. the splines on the stock clutch had a 
little play on the input shaft, the centerfoce had alot less. Also, I had 
to hammer in the line up tool to install it in the Centerforce disk., then 
channel locks to get it out. No prob.
Lance


At 10:36 AM 1/4/01 -0600, you wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Arron Thompson" <ArronT@midcoinc.com>
>To: "TOY LIST" <toy4x4@moab.off-road.com>
>Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 9:41 AM
>Subject: Clutch ???
>
>
>| ***Off-Road.Com Toyota 4X4 list - real time mode ***
>|
>| Has anyone used the Centerforce Dual friction clutch?  It seems like a lot
>| of money for a clutch.  Cheapest that I have found is $240 from
>| http://www.carparts.com/.
>|
>| Arron
>
>Hi Arron,
>==> I have Not used the Centerforce DF clutch, only OEM Toyota parts.
>If you (or anyone else ) have a 22R series engine, and are interested, let
>me know. I have a complete OEM Toyota Clutch installation kit.
>
>==> This Clutch kit consists of:
>1. Clutch disk
>2. Pressure Plate
>3. Throwout Bearing
>4. Pilot Bearing
>5. Clutch Slave cylinder
>
>I need $ 179.47
>[ shipping and packaging included, within contential USA only]
>
>Anyone?
>Just let me know off-list if interested.
>Regards,
>
>Dee  "New-Dad-Dee"
>M.D. Smith, V   deesmith@hiwaay.net  TLCA # 7039  RCRC # 31
>Huntsville, Alabama  USA
>
>4x4Wire.com Toyota Section http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/