so did monster ever resolve the chattering/squeal
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The new Kevlar lvl 2 is supposed to be butter smooth/very easy to drive and still holds 500rwhp easy. I'm having one installed in the morning w/18lb flywheel, I'll let you know how it is!
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I recently ordered a stage 2 monster. I got it on the 9th and installed same day. I didn't need a shim. The pedal is slightly stiffer than a stock LS6 clutch and it engages like stock at the top of the throw. I've only put about 200miles on it and still breaking it in but I haven't had any squealing or chatter.
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I recently ordered a stage 2 monster. I got it on the 9th and installed same day. I didn't need a shim. The pedal is slightly stiffer than a stock LS6 clutch and it engages like stock at the top of the throw. I've only put about 200miles on it and still breaking it in but I haven't had any squealing or chatter.
SIC GTO, how is your new level 2 working out?
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It drives pretty much like stock, the pedal is a tad stiffer. The pedal is also a little shorter/quicker to engage and it definetly grabs! I can't beat on it yet of course because I only have about 50 miles on it, but I'll let y'all know when I start beating on it.
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The main reason I asked about yours is because I am getting some chatter from my level 2 kevlar disc, and was wondering if you experienced any of that. I've got about a 150 miles on mine now. After talking with Monster though, it's likely because I greased the input shaft splines and flung grease on the disc.
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I know my level 3 is right at a year old. I have a little over a 1000 miles on it and it makes zero noise. Main thing I had to get used to was the lighter flywheel and how grabby it is.
Depending on your power level and if it is a D/D, I would look at the Level 2. It is my understanding that the level 2 is very D/D friendly as it is easier to slip in stop/go traffic.
Depending on your power level and if it is a D/D, I would look at the Level 2. It is my understanding that the level 2 is very D/D friendly as it is easier to slip in stop/go traffic.
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Yeah man mine hasn't made any noises, it's a lot more grabby then I expected. I can't even tell there's a lighter flywheel in it. It isnt hard to drive at all but it's more of what I expected a lvl3 would be like. It seems kIndia like on/off switch since pedal is so short, don't have to let out very far for it to start takin off.
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I'm likely going to replace my disc next weekend, making sure everything is spotless, and not putting grease on anything. I'll probably send it in to Monster for them to determine if it was contamination, a bad disc, etc. According to Monster, their Level 2 should not chatter at all, even during break-in. And from what I've read, many people have had good experiences with the Level 3. Basically, if you've done the install correctly (call Monster if you have any questions during the install), and something still isn't right (slim chance), you should be able to fall back on Monster.
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Our Level 2's should never chatter with a good install and break in. Same really goes for the 3, the only thing that will make a 3 squeal/chatter is if you slip it excessively and it builds a glaze on the disc. This can often times be "removed" by some brief abuse, then adjust your driving habits and go on about your business.
Our Level 2's are a great product, that should provide tens of thousands of miles of great, reliable service without squealing or chattering at all. We've got numerous guys going high 10's in our 2's, low 10's in the 3's and both units have gone over 50k miles.
As always, if you guys have any questions call me directly, I'll go over anything you have over the phone.
Our Level 2's are a great product, that should provide tens of thousands of miles of great, reliable service without squealing or chattering at all. We've got numerous guys going high 10's in our 2's, low 10's in the 3's and both units have gone over 50k miles.
As always, if you guys have any questions call me directly, I'll go over anything you have over the phone.
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Feel free to ask me any questions...I'm not an expert, but I can tell you some things NOT to do, lol!
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I have a level 2 with a little over 500 to the wheels and started getting chatter the first time at the track and still have it but the clutch still holds strong. Loud and always chatters but works perfect so I guess cant complain. LOL