V6 clutch question
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V6 clutch question
Does anyone know the difference in the clutch assy. between the early (87-90) V6 and the latter (V6 94-96) ?
I know the spline count is different, but other then that?
The reason I ask, I need to put a clutch in mine, (87 V6) And I have a 10 spline NV3500 I would like to go ahead and swap to. I eventually plan to put a 5.9 magnum in, but not right now.
So what I want to do is use the 94-96 V6 clutch kit in my 87 V6 and hopefully it would bolt to my 87 flywheel and work with my NV3500 transmission.
I know the spline count is different, but other then that?
The reason I ask, I need to put a clutch in mine, (87 V6) And I have a 10 spline NV3500 I would like to go ahead and swap to. I eventually plan to put a 5.9 magnum in, but not right now.
So what I want to do is use the 94-96 V6 clutch kit in my 87 V6 and hopefully it would bolt to my 87 flywheel and work with my NV3500 transmission.
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Does anyone know the difference in the clutch assy. between the early (87-90) V6 and the latter (V6 94-96) ?
I know the spline count is different, but other then that?
The reason I ask, I need to put a clutch in mine, (87 V6) And I have a 10 spline NV3500 I would like to go ahead and swap to. I eventually plan to put a 5.9 magnum in, but not right now.
So what I want to do is use the 94-96 V6 clutch kit in my 87 V6 and hopefully it would bolt to my 87 flywheel and work with my NV3500 transmission.
I know the spline count is different, but other then that?
The reason I ask, I need to put a clutch in mine, (87 V6) And I have a 10 spline NV3500 I would like to go ahead and swap to. I eventually plan to put a 5.9 magnum in, but not right now.
So what I want to do is use the 94-96 V6 clutch kit in my 87 V6 and hopefully it would bolt to my 87 flywheel and work with my NV3500 transmission.
#4
Actually the 87-90? used a 10&3/8 disc, 1in x 23 spline. The 92 and up ? V6 used a 10&3/8 1&1/8 in X 10 spline.
The best I can tell, some companys show the latter being 10&3/8, some say 10.4 and some say 10&1/2 dia.
I dont know if there are any other differences in the years other then spline count. ie. is the bolt pattern for the pressure plate to the flywheel the same? Any differences in depth, etc. that would make it not work on my 87.
Thanks for your input.
The best I can tell, some companys show the latter being 10&3/8, some say 10.4 and some say 10&1/2 dia.
I dont know if there are any other differences in the years other then spline count. ie. is the bolt pattern for the pressure plate to the flywheel the same? Any differences in depth, etc. that would make it not work on my 87.
Thanks for your input.
#5
I believe another possibility would be, If I found a 5.2-318 flywheel pretty cheap, I could go ahead and use a 11in. clutch assy. Then I could use the 11in.clutch with my 5.9 conversion. But either way, Im going to be wasting money on a smaller clutch that will eventualy be replaced when I put a 5.9 in the truck or a neutral flywheel.
#6
I believe another possibility would be, If I found a 5.2-318 flywheel pretty cheap, I could go ahead and use a 11in. clutch assy. Then I could use the 11in.clutch with my 5.9 conversion. But either way, Im going to be wasting money on a smaller clutch that will eventualy be replaced when I put a 5.9 in the truck or a neutral flywheel.
#7
I believe another possibility would be, If I found a 5.2-318 flywheel pretty cheap, I could go ahead and use a 11in. clutch assy. Then I could use the 11in.clutch with my 5.9 conversion. But either way, Im going to be wasting money on a smaller clutch that will eventualy be replaced when I put a 5.9 in the truck or a neutral flywheel.
I have an extra 5.2 flywheel I bought several years ago for $60 plus shipping. I'd let it go for $40 for such a worthy cause!
Last edited by ragged89; 11-24-2016 at 12:31 PM.
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