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'57 3100 clutch size?
#801931 11/29/2011 6:06 PM
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I have to replace my clutch and I'm wondering if I can tell the size of the disc (so I can order the part) without having to pull everything before hand?
It's a '57 3100, 6 cyl with 4 on the floor.

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Re: '57 3100 clutch size?
Traeg #801953 11/29/2011 7:47 PM
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you really need to check it, no telling what's been installed over the last 50 years - might be able to just remove the lower dust cover and get a good measure, original would have been 10", but 11" [HD option?] should fit and may be more readily available

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