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Clamping Clutch Tighten Bolts
S197 Clutch Install - Grabber Orange
Once the parts are in place, it's time to reinstall and tighten the pressure-plate-to-flywheel bolts. Again, make sure you apply an even amount of spring pressure across the axis of the plate and carefully torque the bolts in a diagonal pattern. Centerforce recommends tightening the bolts to 35 ft-lbs. View Related Article
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