puck or twin disk clutch?
03-09-2010, 07:54 PM
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puck or twin disk clutch? I have been wanting to get a monster stage 4 clutch when i rebuild my trans, but i have heard from a few people that puck clutches aren't good for a street driven car.
I want to get a good clutch that isn't going to slip, and that's going to last for awhile. Would a monster stage 4 last in my car should i spend the extra and go with a cheaper twin disk?
P.S. a little background on the car. Its a 383 ls1 fullbody camaro, and it will be sprayed with a 200 shot at the track on slicks.
I want to get a good clutch that isn't going to slip, and that's going to last for awhile. Would a monster stage 4 last in my car should i spend the extra and go with a cheaper twin disk?
P.S. a little background on the car. Its a 383 ls1 fullbody camaro, and it will be sprayed with a 200 shot at the track on slicks.
03-09-2010, 08:48 PM
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Monster designed their clutches to be able to be streetable. A puck clutch is fine on the street sometimes some of them can chatter but my friend had a monster stage 3 in his gto with zero chatter.
03-10-2010, 10:42 AM
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Pucked clutches chattering are a thing of the past with our units. About the only time you see chatter in a Monster is when you are breaking it in or there is a fluid contamination issue, that's it.
Go with our Monster, you'll be glad you did. Especially when we release our twins, you'll be able to upgrade to a Monster twin by buying just our twin flywheel and disc pack saving you a ton of money and keeping you with a clutch company that stands behind their products and offer you a great warranty!
Go with our Monster, you'll be glad you did. Especially when we release our twins, you'll be able to upgrade to a Monster twin by buying just our twin flywheel and disc pack saving you a ton of money and keeping you with a clutch company that stands behind their products and offer you a great warranty!
03-10-2010, 05:42 PM
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Looks like the monster clutches get the vote then. I was planning to get a monster, but i was just curious about the twin disk clutches.
Thanks for the input.
Thanks for the input.
03-10-2010, 08:31 PM
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dam dude i have a 383 stroker too and have went from a spec, to a ram 910, and know i was wondering of getting either a ram twin disk or a monster 4. But from ive read i think the monster is more reliable.
what do you run at the track?
what do you run at the track?
03-10-2010, 09:44 PM
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When the car was just boltons it went 12.4s, so I'm hopping to go low 11s maybe get into the 10s with slicks.
I plan to put a 200 shot on it and try for 9s.
