Centerforce Dual Friction
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Centerforce Dual Friction
Anybody have any experience with these clutches? I can order it at work for a good price. I will be replacing the clutch/flywheel. Somebody give me the Pros/Cons please.
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Centerforce has kind of been pushed to the back of the line over the past few years since everyone and their brother are offering clutch kits now days. I personally have zero experience with them in relation to the LS based applications. They work pretty well in the Ford applications with a cable clutch setup.
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I've got one in my LT1 for the past 3 yrs. I've got about 15k on it. Only one track visit and a couple burn outs. Still feels the same as it did when I put it in. Because of that, I went complete 12" clutch kit & billet fly with brand new GM master/slave. Didn't drive it yet still waiting for my tunner. The problem is they say 500miles to breakin, I don't drive that in a month especially in traffic. We'll see if I'm 2 for 2
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I have the 11 inch centerforce DF and flywheel. It lasted around 15,000 miles of hard driving. The slave cylinder took a crap and smoked the clutch. I only have bolt ons right now so i don't know how it would hold for your cammed car. If you get a centerforce get the 12 inch disc and pressure plate. Im looking to get a monster level 3. Its about the same price but i think it holds more power.
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i have used one for about 10kmiles and a few track passes. i love it. awesome for the street and track. drives like stock..i still have it if u wanna buy it. it has alot of life left..pm me