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Notchy 6speed after southbend install??
hey I installed a southbend bend clutch about 3000 miles ago its the 4 paddle DF 400hp/800 ft.lbs after the installation shifting is very notchy doesnt like to go into gear,when it shifted very smoothy before. and also when starting in 1st not low,the whole truck starts to hop lots of axle rap,unless you slip it from about 2000 rpm or if you just pop the clutch at lower than 2000rpm any ideas or suggestions?
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I am installing the same clutch Saturday I will let you know How it goes
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