SpeedDensityZ

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I have been doing some looking around on the stores here. I see that everyone offers the SPEC clutches and it seems like they have a good rep. I also seen the website for competition clutches. Does anyone have any experience with them?? Just trying to narrow my search for when I buy the clutch.

kinglt-1

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Spec stage 3 has been a good clutch for me. It's got about 7k on it no problems, holds well. When it's cold, it works similar to the stock unit. When you make a couple hard runs, it is less forgiving but not to bad.

ElkySS

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iv got a spec 2. this thing chattered its *** off when i first put it in. its been in for about 4 months (i think) and most of it has gone away. i seriously thought i was going to break something it was so bad. but now it performs almost like stock but if you heat it up a little, its almost an on-off switch it grabs so well. the spec 2 release bearing broke on me so they sent me one from a spec 3 and is working fine now.

SpeedDensityZ

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Does anyone have some input on the clutches from Competition Clutch? I was looking a the 2600 series.http://www.competitionclutch.com/sto...hp?vinvid=6669

LM97Z

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I think the Monster clutches are the way too go, they may be alittle more, but they sure look great, if or when i ever upgrade my clutch, i'll use them.

lt1z28camaro

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RAM Powergrip HD here with billet steel spec flywheel. This clutch is basically on/off. grabs well. Kinda hard to get used to though. I don't see this slippin anytime soon with my setup.

Low N Slow

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You can't go wrong with the Mcleod Twin disk. Mine drives pretty much like a stocker and hooks hard enough to find any weak links. It's expensive but comes with a billet flywheel and an adjustable master cylinder.

1redta

+2 on the Street Twin I've driven it in Nashville stop and go traffic w/o a problem

kierstyn

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I have talked to Chris at Competition clutch and he says his clutchs are good for around 400hp! You may want to give him a call and see what he says though! He has good prices on his clutchs if you can work something out.

daniel6718

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lol my stocker has helt 540 fl lb in a 3650 car for about a year...slippin it at the track killed it...im about to look for clutches also..but im goana go twin disk i think and a single 76

kierstyn

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I imagine his clutchs will handle more but he rates his low so the buyer has a good clutch to hold the power they need! I think he does it that way so people dont buy it and think it will handle more and it dosnt! I have one and it has held up good so far! Oh and my car makes a little more than 400!

nighthawk15

Ive had a Ram Powergrip for a while now. Seems like a great clutch so far. Grabs like a clamp and feels mostly like stock. Mine chatters a bit but its not bad IMO.

taner

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for what it is worth, I wouldn't run anything but a Mcleod street twin! only way to fly!

and i have put it through it's paces, from 320 rwhp all the way to approximately 900 rwhp.

just my .02

g'luck on your choice.

Speed Density

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There is a new player in the market for late model clutches too - www.monsterclutches.com and they seem to be a pretty solid unit.

speed_demon24

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LS1 clutches don't work with LT1s

Speed Density

iTrader: (38)

Good eye. There was a post in the admin section about them possibly doing LT1 stuff, looks like i got carried away.

SpeedDensityZ

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I like the street twin but, I'm more of a budget racer because of the economy. I had a Powergrip HD when I was cam only running 12.7's but, I'm looking for something different this time.