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OEM: An Exploration of Its Meaning
To whom it may concern, I am interested in purchasing an OEM clutch kit for my SHO, however, it is unclear to me what is meant by OEM. I know OEM is an acronym for “original equipment manufacturer,” but what does this actually mean? Generally speaking, are OEM clutches, superior to the...- HotSHOt
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Clutches, Clutches Everywhere, And Not A Clutch to Shift With
Here`s a part of the problem,and should have been a red flag.At your #`s,the transmission was replaced at 65k.The 1st question is why was it replaced when still so new,and the 2nd question is how much of it was replaced.[/QB] While the previous owner said the clutch was replaced 30k ago...- HotSHOt
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Clutches, Clutches Everywhere, And Not A Clutch to Shift With
The SHO Nut $400 clutch kit is just a Ford replacement, correct? How long will it last? I had in mind the Grizzly $444 OEM Replacement becuase I want something more durable and better quality. How does the $400 SHO Nut clutch kit compare to the Grizzly? ~HotSHOt.- HotSHOt
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Clutches, Clutches Everywhere, And Not A Clutch to Shift With
Lately, the clutch in my ’89 SHO has been performing terribly. The car has about 105k miles on it, and I’ve had it for the past 12 months. The previous owner had replaced the clutch and transmission about 40k miles ago, so he said. Progressively, over a period of a few months, it became...- HotSHOt
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