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I purchase the new flywheel and clutch. RAM Billet Steel and a LUK stock clutch. When selecting a new clutch I searched on the forum and discovered to my surprise, that several here on the forum have skipped the metallic/ceramic HD clutches that cost 3X more for a more streetable stock clutch that has been pounded on and held up quite well. Engine will be pulled at the end of the month. Crank will be zero balanced, and that's the end of it.

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I purchase the new flywheel and clutch. RAM Billet Steel and a LUK stock clutch. When selecting a new clutch I searched on the forum and discovered to my surprise, that several here on the forum have skipped the metallic/ceramic HD clutches that cost 3X more for a more streetable stock clutch that has been pounded on and held up quite well. Engine will be pulled at the end of the month. Crank will be zero balanced, and that's the end of it.
I’d like to see a update when completed please.

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