centerforce preasure plate

[MancheKid86]

hey there,

i have previously bought a disc for a 1986 2.5l 4 speed comanche

would i be able to get a centerforce pressure plate and use my previously bought disc?

i just want to make sure that doing that is allright before i do it,

 

 

a bit of a laugh i went to the centerforce site

for pp and disc individual all together would be 273.56

but buy them together and its 354.03

[Pete M]

why are you considering a centerforce? seems a bit of overkill for a 2.5L

[HellCreek]

:agree:

 

Unless you are racing your truck, you shouldn't need a Centerforce.

[dasbulliwagen]

The package price for the clutch kit probably includes the throwout bearing/slave cylinder combo, and a clutch disc centering tool. Thats probably the difference, but I could be wrong. And yes a centerforce is overkill unless racing, otherwise a stock unit will do all you will ever need it to do.

[MancheKid86]

allright thanks for the feedback,

need a bit more help if you guys don't mind,

I'm trying to determine wether i need to get a 9 11/16 pressure plate

or a 9 1/8 pressure plate, help please

[Eagle]

According to AutoZone on-line, the 9-11/16" is for the 4-speed and the 9-1/8" is for the 5-speed. Considering they are the same transmission, I find that rather questionable.

 

The 1986 MJ FSM says the clutch disc for the 4- and 6-cylinder models is 9.687" -- that's a lot closer to 9-11/16" than it is to 9-1/8".

[MancheKid86]

thank you :D