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Jeep Wrangler YJ
YJ General Discussion
Which clutch to choose?
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<blockquote data-quote="YJcharlie" data-source="post: 428709" data-attributes="member: 19246"><p>The ax15 I have is the external slave and has the .75 tip. I don't know its year though. The setup came with the master and slave cylinders but also the clutch/pressure plate and flywheel (plus drive shafts and trans mount) All old but not sure what it was bolted to, a 4.0 or 4.2. Once I get off my butt and pull out my trans setup from the jeep I'll be able to compare. But, I'm pretty sure I just need to order the new clutch/pressure plate/flywheel for my 4.2 and it should work. The drive shafts that came with the kit look pretty crusty though and I assume they are different than what I have on the jeep currently. I'll compare those as well once removed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YJcharlie, post: 428709, member: 19246"] The ax15 I have is the external slave and has the .75 tip. I don't know its year though. The setup came with the master and slave cylinders but also the clutch/pressure plate and flywheel (plus drive shafts and trans mount) All old but not sure what it was bolted to, a 4.0 or 4.2. Once I get off my butt and pull out my trans setup from the jeep I'll be able to compare. But, I'm pretty sure I just need to order the new clutch/pressure plate/flywheel for my 4.2 and it should work. The drive shafts that came with the kit look pretty crusty though and I assume they are different than what I have on the jeep currently. I'll compare those as well once removed. [/QUOTE]
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