333pg333

In view of the KEPII saga, I can re-use my current PP but I'm not entirely sure what it is. Does anyone recognise this?
I now have a lightened stock fly, this PP plus a KEPII (new but at least 4 years old)
a 6 puk clutch disk, and the carbon kevlar one that I felt was slipping just a little bit with the last build.
Any ideas?

Gator_86_951

Can you give us the part numbers?

333pg333

Not just at the moment as it's installed in the car. Having said that the engine is out awaiting a new motor and that's when we were about to install the KEPII and 6 puk. I have to admit total ignorance in that the PP's look pretty similar to me without seeing them side by side?

JET951

yep im pretty sure that looks like a pressure plate.

333pg333

Now I know why I pay you good money!

OZ951

If you need a second opinion I agree with Sean.

333pg333

You guys have been invaluable. Who needs friends etc...

special tool

It also appears as though the throwout bearing has been installed in photo #3.

evil 944t

After looking at it a bit closer, they are all right. Its a pressure plate.

ps - I also printed it out and brought it down to my local p-car dealer and they confirmed it.

special tool

Patrick, because of your excellent detective work, I have decided to enlist your assistance in the identification of the following photo, which has confounded my reasoning for some weeks now.
Any help you can give is much appreciated!

evil 944t

If you combine both the picture and avatar, I see three jack asses..

Patrick, can you confirm?

DDP

that's three too many jackasses in one post. all in chronological order from ugliest to prettiest as well.

333pg333

I'm starting to feel like 'Donkey Otee'...say it out loud then most of you will get that. lol

DDP

Dave, take that avatar down now. Not kidding. We don't need to see more of that. We didn't even need to see the first one.

Darwantae951

Is that PP made out of metal or plastic?

-Darwin