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Re: Clutch Plates

> Does anyone know the part # for the TBS or is it
> the same as a standard Thunderbird?

It should be the same. Way back when somebody went through the entire engine
and found out that none of the part numbers differed between any of the "classic
triples".

> Would like to stay with OEM, but I see that EBC
> manufacture them as well.

Haven't tried them, but I wouldn't be shy to try anything made by EBC.




Sun Jul 5, 2009 2:41 pm

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Good Morning! The last several times I have been aboard the 98 TBS I am noticing that when I let out the clutch lever it seems to ingage at about 2/3 of the...
macphersonrichard
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Jul 4, 2009
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... It should be the same. Way back when somebody went through the entire engine and found out that none of the part numbers differed between any of the...
petermholmes
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I don't know about the EBC's, but some aftermarket clutch plates are not compatible with Synthetic oil. So check that if you use synthetic. --On July 5, 2009...
Denny
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