ls6, ls7, centerforce? decisions...please help.
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ls6, ls7, centerforce? decisions...please help. So after posting my problems with my transmission https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...into-gear.html I've come to the conclusion that it either needs to be bled or clutch changed out...I'm going to go ahead and replace both.
My question is, what kind of clutch would you guys recommend? It's my DD, see's a bit of street action, hopefully within the next year or two I'll have forced induction but who knows, for the most part it'll just be stock for now.
What clutch would you guys recommend? So far I was thinking about getting the Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch for $450 http://www.lethalperformance.com/98-...154801e2c068fd
I'm not installing the clutch myself because I don't have access to a jack or a transmission jack, we just moved not too long ago. The person installing it is someone I don't know, but he did my friends clutch and it was just fine... would the Centerforce Dual Friction be pretty straight forward for an install for someone who's done clutches before? or does it deviate much from a stock clutch install?
My question is, what kind of clutch would you guys recommend? It's my DD, see's a bit of street action, hopefully within the next year or two I'll have forced induction but who knows, for the most part it'll just be stock for now.
What clutch would you guys recommend? So far I was thinking about getting the Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch for $450 http://www.lethalperformance.com/98-...154801e2c068fd
I'm not installing the clutch myself because I don't have access to a jack or a transmission jack, we just moved not too long ago. The person installing it is someone I don't know, but he did my friends clutch and it was just fine... would the Centerforce Dual Friction be pretty straight forward for an install for someone who's done clutches before? or does it deviate much from a stock clutch install?
