TDR Clutch Vendors out to lunch?

[NIsaacs]

Yesterday I tried to buy a clutch set from two TDR vendors and hit a brick wall. One didn't sell to the public and their distributers didn't have what I wanted. They only sell a stock set for 1978 Ford 4x4/400 cid. So I tried another vendor and left a message, 5 hrs later they got back to me. By that time I ordered one from Summit. Stage two Centerforce cover and stage 3 clutch disk from Mcleod, aluminum/kevlar combo.



I really wanted to buy from TDR vendors but no luck



Nick

 

[JMDancoe]

The one that took so long getting back to you could have just been that busy. I know that isn't much help when you are down and want to get up and running, but unfortunately that does happen. The other one that had only one clutch package for a Ford should be brought to the attention of the TDR staff. Either post the names here, so others can compare the experiences they may have had with the same vendor, or notify the TDR staff directly. Stop it from happening to other members. I for one have never had a problem with any of the vendors in TDR. Were they in the mag or the Geno's catalog?
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86 / 92 Retrofitted Cummins w/auto 2WD 254,000 miles - 96 Ram 1500 short bed 318 w/auto 4WD 320,000 miles - 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4. 0 w/auto 4WD 200,000 miles

 

[KLauber]

Cmon Nick, upgrade to a modern truck! LOL!

 

[jelag]

That's got to be Nicks Plow Truck... . Can't you see he's in snowflake...

 

[Bob4x4]

The center force advantage is at high rpmost of us don't launch much above idle rpm

 

[NIsaacs]

No snow here in Snowflake today... a guy named Snow and a guy named Flake were co-founders for Snowflake however I have plowed
3 feet of snow with my Bobcat... the old Ford is my brothers sled puller, it has a stout running 400, about 600 hp @ 7,000 rpm.

Nick