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#734384 03/29/2011 5:30 PM
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does anyone know what the part numbers are for a 1950 6100 : clutch disc / pressure plate / throw-out bearing?

want to order before I pull everything out.


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Any part numbers you get for the pressure plate and disc wold be a guess, better pull it out and see what you have for sure. No telling what clutch someone put in it over the years.

Ideally you would have an 11" clutch, (might actually measure 10.75") The pressure plate for that size clutch is held on with 9 bolts.
Clutch disc should have 1.125" 10 splines if I remember correctly.

Again, best bet is to pull your old stuff out and likely have them rebuilt, or at lest know for sure what you need to find.

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