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Old 01-24-2012, 07:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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my throw out bearing is whistling pretty good. Is there one that is better than another? The clutch is in good shape, but the whistle is driving me nuts so I'm gonna change it. Looking at summit online there are a few different brands.

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I dont have too much experience with throwout bearings although it looks like you can choose between a self-aligning and standard bearing. I would definitely not skimp out on one and get a quality bearing if you plan on doing the work yourself.
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id go self aligning
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