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Author: Subject: AP Paddle Clutch plate - Ford 1" 23 spline
NS Dev

posted on 28/3/08 at 09:53 PM Reply With Quote
AP Paddle Clutch plate - Ford 1" 23 spline

As title, an AP Racing rigid centred 240mm OD, 1" 23 spline centred cerametallic paddle clutch plate.

Paddles got plenty of life yet

£45 plus post or make me an offer





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24vseven

posted on 29/3/08 at 12:53 AM Reply With Quote
hi what flywhhl stroke pressure plate would i need to use this on my xe to type 9 thanks
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NS Dev

posted on 29/3/08 at 05:50 PM Reply With Quote
if you used it with a vaxhall XE then the std vauxhall flyweel (flat type) and std vauxhall cover would work fine.

Bear in mind its solid centre though so pretty harsh for road use.





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24vseven

posted on 29/3/08 at 07:25 PM Reply With Quote
harshness isint a problem i just need to check what flywheel i have how do i spot the diffrences
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NS Dev

posted on 29/3/08 at 08:45 PM Reply With Quote
really obvious, if the clutch looks "normal" i.e. the bolts tht hold it on are about 1" or so "nearer" the engine than the spring fingers then its a flat flywheel and normal clutch.

If the bolts that hold the clutch on are almost level with the fingers and the flywheel looks very thick (about 30-35mm near the ring gear) then its the "pot type" flywheel where the clutch sits inside a recess in the flywheel.





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24vseven

posted on 30/3/08 at 06:15 PM Reply With Quote
right i geuss i have a flat flywheel then inch long bolts and the surface looks flat
however i measured the diamiter of my clutch and its only 228mm and yours is 240mm will it still fit?
thanks

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NS Dev

posted on 31/3/08 at 09:25 PM Reply With Quote
ahhh, senior moment at my end, no, its no good for vauxhall XE to type 9.............

now I remember why I never used it myself!!!

For some reason the penny hadn't dropped that vauxhall is 228mm............

sorry!





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NS Dev

posted on 31/3/08 at 09:26 PM Reply With Quote
ps now I can't think why on earth I have got it, and what clutch plate its for....???





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24vseven

posted on 31/3/08 at 10:20 PM Reply With Quote
i think its maybe cosworth size
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