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Old 04-01-2021, 02:07 AM
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Default Correct Clutch Plate for TKO600

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I need to replace the clutch plate and want to make sure I order the correct one https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mcl-260570 or would you recommend other clutch plate? The gearbox is TKO600 with QuickTime bellhousing. The photos presents the removed clutch.

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Old 04-01-2021, 05:00 AM
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If you have a McLeod pressure plate that should work fine. Probably work with most other clutches of the same diameter. Not sure if there are any characteristics of a racing disc to be aware of - you may not need that type of disc for street work. It is obviously sprung but it may be a little grabby if meant for serious track work.
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I’m using a McLeod clutch too in my Big Block Ford application. I’m using a pressure plate MCL 360-850 and the clutch disc is MCL 260871. These were called 800 series back in the day Just make sure the diameter is correct for your application ( horsepower/torque) and the intended use; Racing or Street
The clutch disc I selected above for my Cobra has a little chatter upon engagement from idle speed due to the friction materials I selected. Raising the revs to 1200 rpm and slipping it a bit gives smoother engagement and less chatter. It’s a performance clutch so there are trade offs for driveability.
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The disc you are removing looks relatively new and appears to have considerable service life left in it. Why are you changing it out?

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