383_Stroker

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I tried to search first, but I'm not gonna lie, I'm bad at it.

Anyway, does anyone have the spec for how thick a new OEM clutch disc for a SS/SC is supposed to be?

I got a real deal on a used pressure plate/clutch/flywheel, and I was wanting to see how much wear it has on it.

I know the car it came off of only had 3,000 miles on it (but depending on the driver, that could mean like new, or ready for the trashcan..lol)

Thanks In Advance

383_Stroker

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Bumps

Maven

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There isnt a spec for it in the service manual....

383_Stroker

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Bumps..

Anyone have a new one they could check for me?

steddy2112

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If maven doesn't know...you are not finding out.

Maven

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Ill check to see if we have a clutch in stock.......(not likely)

383_Stroker

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Awesome, Thanks!

It doesn't need to be checked with a micrometer by any means.. Calipers are close enough for me.. heck.. even a tape measure is better than what I've got right now

Firebirdhorn

lol thats no lie....

Maven

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Well if you dont need anything real precise, basically if you can still clearly make out and feel the little grooves on the clutch then its okay.

383_Stroker

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Cell Phone Quality Picts here...





I have grooves.. so that's better than trash i guess....lol.. if we happen across a way to find a thickness, that'd be cool though

Maven

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That disc is money, homie. Keep that in stock, plenty of life left.

383_Stroker

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I gave $50 for the Pressure plate/clutch disc/flywheel.. lol

I wouldn't have been too upset if it turned out to be trash, but my stocker has 60k on it now, so I wanted to go ahead and secure a replacement

Thanks for all the help!