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Reply #1 on: Aug 06, 2004, 10:31:22 PM »
Absolutely not
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The 22R uses 6 crankshaft to flywheel bolts, the V6 uses 8.
The 84 has a 8 7/8" disk, and the V6 has a 9 5/16" disk. The matching pressure plates have a different bolt pattern.
However, they both use the same pilot bearing and the same height release bearing
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