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Old 05-20-2014, 08:51 PM
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I am wondering what is the closest OEM clutch kit out on the market these days. Is Perfection any good, CSF , ZOOM, Centerforce, Hays etc.
I should clarify soft pedal if not ,you know something comfortable. R

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You can always go to NAPA and buy a Luk. It'll work just fine.

Always use a bronze bushing for the pilot bearing. Do NOT use a needle bearing for the pilot.

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LUK are pretty close to factory units. Best price I found was through Carolina Clutch. I put one in my 65 and had it in a couple of days. New clutch and flywheel. VERY reasonably priced. Google them.

www.carolinaclutch.com
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You can always go to NAPA and buy a Luk. It'll work just fine.

Always use a bronze bushing for the pilot bearing. Do NOT use a needle bearing for the pilot.
Checking out napa as we speak. Thanks!
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I have to agree I put the Valeo clutch kit in my 68. I did not wanted OEM pedal pressure. I'm very pleased with the kit. Don't forget for best results have your flywheel "ground". Makes a huge difference.
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Yeah, I am playing it safe with the flywheel, bought a new one. Thanks
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Doing mine also, take a good look at your fork mine was my problem. Getting back under it tomorrow.
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I have a Napa clutch and flywheel. No problems here

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