My son is looking for a clutch setup for his '67 Mustang project. It has a '94 351w under the hood. I had that same motor in my car at one time so I know that a clutch for an '85 5.0 Mustang works with it.
He wanted to get a Centerforce unit for it's easy pedal effort as I have one in my car and that feature definitely works. He needs both clutch and flywheel but as he isn't going to be racing the car he doesn't really want to spend $400 for a flywheel when he could buy one for less than half that price. The Centerforce website says that their clutches require use of their flywheel, and they only offer one, a billet steel SFI rated unit for $400.
When I bought my Centerforce clutch 10 years or so ago I did not use their flywheel so I wonder why they say that in their ads now. Is that just to cover their butt legally in case of clutch failure?
I can't imagine they are using any sort of proprietary bolt pattern, so is there any reason why you would have to use a Centerforce flywheel with a Centerforce clutch?
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