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Cluth question

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Cluth question

Post by suzi_shawn »

hey i have a suzuki sierra 92 model widetrack i was wondering which clutch i need is it the 18 spline or the 20 spline and the spigget bearing is that the bearing type or the bush type
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Post by Podge »

suzi_shawn wrote:hey i have a suzuki sierra 92 model widetrack i was wondering which clutch i need is it the 18 spline or the 20 spline and the spigget bearing is that the bearing type or the bush type

I can't remember the number of splines on a Sierra 1.3 clutch plate but the industry (Daikin/Exedy) known number is an R330N (Standard replacement) or R330NHD (Heavy Duty replacement). The spiggott bearing is a ball bearing P/No. 6200LLU.
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Post by DAZZ »

My 90 WT has a 20 spline clutch and a bearing spigot if that helps.
09 Cruiser Tray ARB Bull Bar/side bars, dual batts, 3" Superiour lift, MTZs, other stuff. More to come!!!
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