CenterforceN1764 Throw Out Bearing

I installed a brand new Timken bearing, with all new parts, and it had a rattle in it (but only when partially pressed). I ordered this replacement Centerforce, and no issues whatsoever. I should've gone with them as my CJ is rocking one, but for whatever reason I decided to cheap out and ended up pulling the transmission and transfercase again.Don't be like me, do it right the first time.

Throw Out Bearing on my 2008 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited started to make a loud squeal noise, and continue to get worse. I had been told by a mechanic buddy that to get to the throw out bearing, the transmission needed to be dropped, so if you are going to change the throw out bearing, go ahead a replace the clutch. I originally ordered a Clutch replacement kit, standard brand for a Jeep, and the throughout bearing that came with the kit was very light weight and cheaply made. I found the Center force Throw out Bearing on Amazon, and read all the good reviews, so I ordered this part to go with my replacement kit. Once I got the throw out bearing, the difference between the Center force and the Kit bearings were day and night. The Center force bearing is a solid heavy piece of metal, it made the kit bearing look like cheap tinfoil. I was so impressed with the quality and strength, I sent the complete kit clutch back, and bit the bullet and ordered the Center force Clutch. On many Jeep forums I had read that the Center Force clutch was overkill in a Jeep Wrangler, and it could be true - My experience with the center force clutch and throw out is that you get what you pay for - It is the more expensive clutch out there, but if you want quality, spend the extra money and go with Center Force. I have 197k miles on my 2008 JK, and as any Jeep Wrangler owner who loves their Jeep and wants to see 400k - 500k miles out of it, replace parts with the best parts. As far as clutch pressure, it's great, not too stiff, and not weak, still have a lot of pedal. Shifting is like a sports car, smooth shifting - My old clutch was a small struggle to find reverse, now goes into reverse as easy as first. I recommend, if you need to replace the clutch, go with Center force, and the Center force Bearing

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I bought a new center force pressure plate, clutch, and throw out bearing. They looked very well made but after a week my throw out bearing made more of a noise than the crappy mopar one. Now I have to spend more time and money again.

Concerned as after I pulled the transmission I am left with a throw out bearing that is still making audible squealing occasionally. Hoping I don't have to re do this install due to a bad throw out bearing.

Spend the money on a quality piece the first time you do this kind of work, trust me. I put in a Centerforce dual friction clutch and tried to save a few bucks by purchasing a cheaper clutch release bearing. It only lasted a few years before the bearing fell apart and I had to pull the transmission out.

I put a Centerforce II Pressure Plate on my 1994 Jeep Grande Cherokee, along with a Centerforce Clutch and Centerforce Throwout Bearing, and I have been very impressed at the amazing performance it has given my jeep. It grabs 100% better than my factory clutch ever did, and gives the vehicle a much easier drive and more power for off road wheeling. The peddle feel was a little hard to get used to at first however, I was forced to relearn how to drive my car. I will most likely use this company on my 67' Mustang and 96' MX6 if I ever need to replace their clutches. Wonderful products, will certainly buy again.

I’m putting together an O2 Ram good quality great fit good price no it’s a five speed soon it’ll be done

Arrived extremely quick as I ordered it in the need of the quick repair. Felt good and looks clean. Was a direct fit. No issuses and feels better than OEM