Cheapest place to buy Centerforce???
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Cheapest place to buy Centerforce???
Best price I've found so far is like $734 at autoplicity.com. Never heard of them before either. Is that a legit site? If anyone knows where to get I cheaper I'd appreciate the info.
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I went to my local speed shop, said I was in need of a clutch said well we got a CenterForce DF in stock everything else we have to order, which is crazy cause up until that point I didn't know they made a DF for our year, so I paid the man his 360$ and was on my way
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Originally Posted by BradGT
I can call the speed shop and she if they can take an order and ups it to you, kinda of heavy tho so shipping might be up there, cause I couldn't find it online anywhere!!!!
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Originally Posted by BradGT
Get ur stock one resurfaced, it is only grounded down, they don't take a lot off
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Well, once it's resurfaced it will have just as good as a bite, and a performance machine shop will know if you can grind it again, I believe ford puts a bevel on the edge and once that's gone you can no longer resurface it, but it cost 40 dollars to resurface it. and 300 for a new one, and you know how good the stock one is and who knows if you'll like the aftermarket one
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Originally Posted by BradGT
Well, once it's resurfaced it will have just as good as a bite, and a performance machine shop will know if you can grind it again, I believe ford puts a bevel on the edge and once that's gone you can no longer resurface it, but it cost 40 dollars to resurface it. and 300 for a new one, and you know how good the stock one is and who knows if you'll like the aftermarket one
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Originally Posted by BradGT
Just saying, I have a CenterForce DF and a stock flywheel, happy as can be
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Originally Posted by BradGT
Just saying, I have a CenterForce DF and a stock flywheel, happy as can be