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I have a Borg Warner street/strip clutch and pressure plate assembly I removed out of my Duster when I pulled the engine some 14 years ago. I installed it new a very long time ago but probably has fewer than 3000 miles on it. Based strictly on age, would you re-use it (providing it passes a...

Was any of the zee-bar removed for any reason? There are two nylon half-moon bushings on each end. If one was missing the vibes from the drive train might be transmitted through the clutch pedal assembly to under the dash. Just a thought.

I just changed the yoke on mine, going from a factor floor shift 3 speed to A833 4 speed

Shorty just looks wrong.

Pictures speak louder than words! Nice......

Yeah, but.....I had one go on my 340 and the rattle transmitted right through the shaft into the bell housing. Took me a while to find and fix it.

If your throwout is good, I would check your pilot bushing.

I have a flywheel off a '69 340 that just came back from the machine shop after resurfacing. I picked it up yesterday. It was rejected due to tiny heat cracks on the surface. The machine shop told me it would probably be fine for a stock motor, but not the one I'm building. I also have the...

I think my post was misinterpreted. What I meant was that the '72-'73 340 also used a Detroit-balanced flywheel of a different part number that is NOT interchangeable with the 360 flywheel. Sorry for any confusion....

The 360 motor used ONLY the Detroit balanced (external) flywheel, the same as the '72-'73 340 with the cast crank.This P/N flywheel was unique to the 360 only, according to my sources**. Please note that if you use a different flywheel (than the one that came with the motor), you MUST have the...

Hurst Competition Plus w/T-handle