Best T56 clutch?
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I'm gonna send out my vote to Monster Clutch. I've got a stage 3 kit and it feels just like stock. I do a lot of city driving and it works brilliantly. I will say that regardless of what clutch you buy, upgrade your clutch master cylinder. They work wonders on your transmission.
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Take a look at the link below for the specifics on our offerings. We provide 7 different stages and for a street driven car with that power level a Stage 1 or 2 would be just fine. Let me know if you have any questions and I will be happy to assist you further. Thanks!
http://www.specclutch.com/cars/Chevy/Camaro/2002/Single
http://www.specclutch.com/cars/Chevy/Camaro/2002/Single
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To the OP, I would say the Diamond Stage 2 would suit your needs perfectly. I'm running this one in my turbo'ed Camaro SS and I'm actually going to be making 650rw+
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The lighter flywheel doesn't really make a huge difference. You'll notice the RPM's will go up and come down faster than before. The pressure plate with the Diamond and some other clutches tend to be heavier than stock. The lightweight flywheel offsets this and then some. For example, the stock LS1 setup (clutch & flywheel) weighs in at 49lbs. The Diamond Clutch complete kits (Stage 1, 2, 3) all come it right at 43lbs. That's only 6lbs lighter (12%). A 12% weight reduction isn't going to make a heavier car get a bad 60-ft time. Actually, I don't think it would affect the 60-ft time at all.