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235/5 clutch size


BillyRay

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I searched the forum 'cause I hate to ask a stupid question. I am preparing to purchase a clutch for the ti but don't know the correct size. Car is equipped with 235/5 cr box anyone know correct clutch size?

Thanks in advance,

"Z"

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Hmmm....OK, I suppose I will have to pull it and measure before I order the part. PO, had it lightened, might that make a difference as well?

Professionals are predictable; it's the amateurs you have to watch out for, you never know what they are gonna do!

Murphy was a Grunt

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Nope, not a stupid question, and you figured out the answer.

It could be either.

The race car I bought has a 215 setup- it's lighter, and plenty strong.

If you can see the edge of the clutch bell, you can figure it out

by the way the bolts/pegs go...

t

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I had an E30 M3 standard clutch inside the bell housing of a 235/5 with no worries. I think they are 228mm.

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