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Unanswered: S10 presure plate to flywheel

I bought the S 10 clutch to have mounted to the flywheel in my GT.The problem I am haveing is what holes do I have my machinest tap?Thanks Tim
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have him tap 6 holes, 3 of them will need to resized larger to fit the other 3. have them use allen head bolts.http://www.opelgt.com/forums/opel-en...2.4+conversion post #23 has pics of mine pm me if you have any questions.
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The problem I am haveing is the holes on my plate.Look at the holes on my pressure plate.
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If I reference off of my presure plate i would pick the holes closest to each side of the springs. Also have them drilled out to 3/8", it will allow for stronger bolts. Make sure it gets balanced too, and marked where they mate together. When you have the flywheel surfaced make sure the go far enough down to eliminate the lip in the center for more clutch disk spring clearance.
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