Borg & Beck Pressure Plate Springs

Thanks 66fs. Yea, we had a great shop here but the man died in Oct 2014 and his kids closed it up. There is another shop in town but I have never been able to work with them or get them to listen to me. They have that "You don't know anything, we've been in business for 40 years" attitude. They actually sold me a Borg & Beck #1576 pressure plate and it was not set up right. I tried to tell them it didn't release and the spring pressure was too great. After telling me twice they had it fixed, installing it and dropping the motor/tranny back in the car only to discover it still didn't work, I gave up and ordered a new pressure plate from Brewers. It's still not like it was, but the car runs and I can live with it for a little while. I'm going to school myself all I can on pressure plates and make sure I know what I'm talking about so I can spot someone trying to jerk me around before I swap parts again.

Wow, well at least you know who not to deal with. I might give someone one chance, if I really like them. What engine and car are we talking about? It would probably be worth it to send it to someone good. I have a couple of 10 in B & B Pressure Plates, one from PST and another from another good rebuilder. If it is a hot 273, I'm looking at a few out of the box solutions, but I'm not ready to recommend anything yet. I've had good luck calling people like McLeod, but they do not like the 10 in B & B plate for what I had and how I was going to use it, so that started me looking at alternatives. If you want, let me know and I'll try to find who did my last Pressure Plate. The one in my 66 works perfectly, except it is beginning to slip in 4th. It has nice release and pressure.