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I have been looking to get this clutch, where can I find it on the net? I can't seem to find it. Does anyone know the part number for gmpartsdirct??
Thanks YIKESS
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Any GM dealer should be able to get you one.
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Make sure you get the newly released large bore clutch master cylinder too. GM #12570277...also get the 288 series slave/actuator. BTW, the Z06 clutch kit # is 12562765...some have bought this as low as $241.00
We recently did a Z06 clutch job and the danged thing wouldn't even go into gear.
This is due to the inherent desgin of an internal slave/actuator assy. needing a longer "throw" to operate this slightly larger clutch.
Many others have had problem like this and GM has redesigned the slave and the MC 3 or so times in the last 4 years trying to solve this problem.
Aftermarket clutch manufactureres like McCleod have had terrible luck trying to solve theis problem.....maybe now there's a solution.
quote:Originally posted by Doug Harden, Pres CICC: Make sure you get the newly released large bore clutch master cylinder too. GM #12570277...also get the 288 series slave/actuator. BTW, the Z06 clutch kit # is 12562765...some have bought this as low as $241.00
We recently did a Z06 clutch job and the danged thing wouldn't even go into gear.
This is due to the inherent desgin of an internal slave/actuator assy. needing a longer "throw" to operate this slightly larger clutch.
Many others have had problem like this and GM has redesigned the slave and the MC 3 or so times in the last 4 years trying to solve this problem.
Aftermarket clutch manufactureres like McCleod have had terrible luck trying to solve theis problem.....maybe now there's a solution.
Thanks for the info. Real helpful. Just one more question, what is the part # for the 288 series slave/actuuator??? Thanks......I am gonna e-mail you too.
YIKESS
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I did a little more research and the guys on LS1.com are recommending the newer 145 Slave #12565145, so, I'd go w/ that one. Posts: 101 | From: Nashville, IN | Registered: Mar 2000
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