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Old 12-07-2006, 05:23 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by SilvaT
...generally Spring plated clutches are installed in a different way to the stock clutch, i.e. the opposite direction to which a stock plate would be fitted. But said that's how RPS clutches are fitted, but that they don't really deal with Southbend clutches, so that may not be correct for them, but generally they do fit in the opposite direction........Do you know if this is true or not???
Yes, it's true. You should install the clutch exactly as specified by the manufacturer (SouthBend).
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Originally Posted by SilvaT
...I actaully live in Ashford in Middlesex in the UK, im sure if i was in the US i would of found loads of specialist garages...
Fwiw, I know a guy in the London area that I'm sure can get you to a shop that knows how to work on the Mkiv...
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