I've been working and chasing this vibration on my 1995 5.0 for longer than I want to admit. The issue that originally started this was just a noisy throwout bearing, so rationally I bought an all new Ford performance flywheel, throwout bearing, and pilot bearing. A mcloud street pro clutch and pressure plate kit and mcloud clutch fork. Adjustable clutch cable too, and even a short throw shifter to give me something to look forward to. I installed it all myself on jack stands. it all went smoothly, alignment pins stayed in and everything went back together without any force or curse words. I torque specd everything correctly to my knowledge. When I finally start the car, there's a very noticeable vibration through the whole car. Clutch in, vibration. Clutch out in neutral, vibration. In gear clutch out, vibration. I assumed i had not torqued the flywheel or pressure plate correctly so I took off the transmission again and ran the car with only the pressure plate clutch flywheel assembly attached, and it did not vibrate at all. That's when I looked at the mcloud clutch fork and throwout bearing and noticed the mcloud fork does not let the throwout bearing pivot properly, and it was keeping the bearing at an angle, not flat. I also noticed the mcloud pressure plate fingers are shorter than the stock clutch. So the clutch fork was coming in at a further angle to reach the new pressure plate. And since the fork wouldn't even let the bearing pivot, the bearing was at crazy angle.. I assumed this was my problem. So I fixed it by ordering an adjustable pivot stud and also a new Ford performance clutch fork. I was able to extend the pivot stud and fix the geometry of the fork. Believing I fixed my issue I put everything back together and what do you know, vibration is still here. I've been trying to test and think of what this could be before taking everything apart again. I backed off the clutch fork and bearing while it was running to be sure, and since the vibration kept going I know it's not my fork causing it. I heard it could be a problem with my pilot bearing, but I've already tested the car where I start it and just never let the clutch out, and it still vibrates. So I would think that would isolate my problem to just the pressure plate and flywheel assembly. But again, I tested it with the trans completely off and there was no vibration. I've read through so many forums at this point and nothing's making sense for me. Thanks for reading all this and id appreciate any ideas someone has.