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traction bar length, type of clutch?
We are building a 1996 7.3 3500 reg cab long bed manual tranny sled puller truck into a sled puller, hoping to get some advice on traction bar length, and what kind of clutch you guys are using that pull a lot. We are planning on about 500 hp. I know with dodge and chevy south bend clutches are popular, but was wondering if there were any better ones for fords, thanks guys, any suggestions appreciated
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On the traction bar issues, I would start from the axle and put them in the middle of the cab/door. You see a lot of guys who stop them about mid bed length, (between the axle and front of bed). After viewing this on many sled pulling trucks, I've seen them actually bending the fram over time. Thats just my 2 cents. I'm just telling you where I would mount them.
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thanks for the info guys
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