clutch ??

[lunetick]

I have a 84 gmc k1500 305 3sp man. I need to replace the clutch its still in the truck trying to get parts first. What i need to know is if it has a 11" or 12" disk??? How can i find this out with it still in truck?? What determens disk size that comes in your truck?? Any help wood be great!!

[Blanco]

What does the book say it has?
& do you suspect it might be other than factory?
If so why? :shrug:

[lunetick]

Book had crap info. 11-12 is stock. Everyone is saying i have to pull it and measure to find out size. Just wanted to know if someone had a better solution to my question. so i could get my parts before i pulled it or should i say drop it?

[Froggmann]

If your truck came with either then I say you have one of two options:

1 Pull it and measure.

2 buy both and return the unused one.

You gotta have the flywheel turned anyway so just pull it and get a friend to drive you over to the parts shop.

[CJ7on33's]

Have your VIN run. that can tell you alot. and if not your going ot have to take it apart

[79F150]

I would pull it and measure just for the fact that if came with an 11" clutch someone could of up graded it to an 12" clutch... I am sure that this is not the trucks first clutch job...;)

[lunetick]

Thanks for the replies. The reason i wanted to get parts first is because i'm puttin a 6" lift,35" tires on at the same time i have all the lift,tires parts,but not the clutch parts, i do not know how long it will be down so i was tring to get everything together before i started the porject.

I do have a question about the lift WILL I NEED A DIFFERENT STEARING ARME because of the lift???

[CJ7on33's]

You shouldnt with a 6in lift but i would make sure because i'm not 100% on that. btw could you introduce yourself if you havent already and tell us how you found the site where you like to play/offroad.

[Blanco]

:hesaid: Please post an Introduction thread.

& that sounds like a fun project you have going....
:humm_smilie: Project?

It would be awsome for you to start your very own Project thread so that we can follow along with all that you get done..:1a_spcartman:

Click here.. http://thewebwheeler.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=6

[CJ7on33's]

he already did cam. and that link sends you to the offroad project section. here the right one http://thewebwheeler.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=13

[Blanco]

he already did cam. and that link sends you to the offroad project section. here the right one http://thewebwheeler.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=13
Read my tread Caddy Boy!:chairshot:
I was giving him the link to where he could start his own Project thread. :eric[1]:

[79F150]

I do have a question about the lift WILL I NEED A DIFFERENT STEARING ARME because of the lift???


Yes I believe you do....


If you call these people they will tell you. They are great... http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/

[CJ7on33's]

Read my tread Caddy Boy!:chairshot:
I was giving him the link to where he could start his own Project thread. :eric[1]:

Well sorry mr asshat :asshat_: you told him to introduce himself too so i clicked on the link and it was for the project. and dont start that reading posts wrong thingwith me because you've read other peoples posts wrong before too. cam>:playnice:<me

can get this thing to work right with the smiley me<:chairshot:>computer literate person

[Manny]

If i's you there fella i would see if the part store had both in stock before starting or make sure you could get one of both then drop, and measure then you just go wherever you need too.

[bigcoonhuner]

you will have 2 options with the steering issue you can one get a dropped pitman arm and have you steering eat at your gear box or 2 you can get a hight steer nuckle's and do crossover steering witch i find to be easer to steer but you will to get a 2wd steering box becouse of the way the 4x4 is designed me and a couplke buddies just did a 18inch kit on a 87 silverado we did the steering cross over with hydrolic assist