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#56130 02/06/2006 10:59 PM
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Have a three speed on the tree, want to keep it. It was coupled to my 261. Clutch I took out was an 11" PP and disc. Was looking to replace with same. Understand that a 9 3/4, or 10 or 10 3/4 or the 11 will all work. Any problems with using the 11" again?


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Are your sure the clutch you took out was 11", not 10-3/4? The 10-3/4 was the heavy duty clutch up through about 1954 I believe. I went through a lot of confusion when trying to figure out what clutch was correct for my 1940. I thought it was 11", but eventually detemined that it was a 10-3/4. I would stay with whatever was on your 261. The 11" is available from local auto parts stores, but I had to order the 10-3/4 from one of the old chevy truck dealers.
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If you are using the same flywheel you should use the same size clutch that was in it.


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#56133 02/07/2006 11:59 PM
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Well, the PP is definitely 11" and the disc is a match. Will take it to NAPA and let them look it up.


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