Centerforce still Oldsmobile compatible?
Centerforce still Oldsmobile compatible?
I’m having a difficult time ordering my centerforce 2 clutch - I went to summit and they don’t support olds at all in fitment - I went to centerforce directly and when I search under centerforce 2 - nothing comes up for Oldsmobile - I tried emailing centerforce from their website and when I hit send it didn’t work due to errors
summit has a 26 spline - 11 Inch - centerforce clutch kit https://www.summitracing.com/parts/c...SABEgLk-vD_BwE
which in description says Oldsmobile as well as others - but when you go to check fitment .... olds isn’t an option - this is expensive and don’t want to screw it up I really just want the clutch and pressure plate (unless someone here thinks I should use the kit bearing) was thinking about ordering this throw out bearing https://www.carid.com/cart.php it says it fits - but I’m not great at the internet so I’m insecure that it actually will - I have to go another route for pilot bearing other then the kit and I can order the alignment tool for a dollar from rock auto - so in short I’d like to save some $ rather than shell out $410 for this kit - but would much rather do it right the first time - anyone with experience with this able to help me out?
*Sorry admins - I had a thread started titled “my clutch replacement begins” started this thread because I was looking more towards this exact question and didn’t want it muddied and lost in that detailed thread - welcome to move this if necessary - thanks ~ Joe R.
summit has a 26 spline - 11 Inch - centerforce clutch kit https://www.summitracing.com/parts/c...SABEgLk-vD_BwE
which in description says Oldsmobile as well as others - but when you go to check fitment .... olds isn’t an option - this is expensive and don’t want to screw it up I really just want the clutch and pressure plate (unless someone here thinks I should use the kit bearing) was thinking about ordering this throw out bearing https://www.carid.com/cart.php it says it fits - but I’m not great at the internet so I’m insecure that it actually will - I have to go another route for pilot bearing other then the kit and I can order the alignment tool for a dollar from rock auto - so in short I’d like to save some $ rather than shell out $410 for this kit - but would much rather do it right the first time - anyone with experience with this able to help me out?
*Sorry admins - I had a thread started titled “my clutch replacement begins” started this thread because I was looking more towards this exact question and didn’t want it muddied and lost in that detailed thread - welcome to move this if necessary - thanks ~ Joe R.
Here ya go..Jegs, where I’ bought my Centerforce Clutch.
https://www.jegs.com/i/Centerforce/1...48552/10002/-1
https://www.jegs.com/i/Centerforce/1...48552/10002/-1
Here ya go..Jegs, where I’ bought my Centerforce Clutch.
https://www.jegs.com/i/Centerforce/1...48552/10002/-1
https://www.jegs.com/i/Centerforce/1...48552/10002/-1
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