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TR6 How thick should a clutch disc be? [TR6]
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Bruno_69z28
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I'd say when it's down to about .250 it's getting thin. When it's out and you have over 15k on it, replace it.
Bill
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I agree. Measurments are with the center wave plate compressed. A new AP disc measures .375". It would be down to the rivets at .220" total disc thickness. .250" would be about .060" per side wear. Not much left after that. The pressure plate applies less tension as the disc gets thinner, so it slips more & wears even faster.
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