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Re: Problem with Centerforce Clutch! HELP??

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Old Jun 10, 2007 | 07:22 PM
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Re: Problem with Centerforce Clutch! HELP??

I need help with my centerforce dual friction clutch!!!
When I do a burnout it's hard to go in reverse???
I have 93 Camaro Z28!
Can anyone give me any insight on what to do???
I called Centerforce and they said it doesn't sound like the clutch???
HELP???
Old Jun 12, 2007 | 08:24 AM
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I read in GM HiTech "thunder-chicken" project that the LT1 M6 is designed for small clearance disc-fly disengagement. They had a problem with the weights loading the disc to the flywheel and not allowing sufficient clearance (1-2 2-3 shifts). They changed to a Spec clutch set-up. Possibly you could re-face the fly and pick up some needed clearance.
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