Another "What's the best Clutch" for 800+RWHP!!
07-15-2006, 10:37 AM
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Another "What's the best Clutch" for 800+RWHP!! Ok fellas...... another "whats the best clutch" thread... but I want to hold 800+RWHP... what are you BIG HP guys running... hows it hold up? hows it feel?
07-18-2006, 02:08 PM
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The Spec 3+ is rated to hold that and many users report a good pedal feel.
I'm more interested in the ones discussed here:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...=Clutch+Carbon
I'm more interested in the ones discussed here:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...=Clutch+Carbon
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07-18-2006, 02:11 PM
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I am about to get the Ram VDS Twin Disc. It will run you around $1299.99 I believe. Comes with an aluminum flywheel TO bearing and 300 series disc. Supports 900rwhp easily. I am not a fan of Mcleod anymore after having a crappy master cylinder from them that was supposed to be top notch...Why do you think that B&M bought them out? 
Anyway the Ram P/N 902100 will more than exceed what you want. SDPC carries them along with a few other sponsors.
And yes, I know that most people do not want an aluminum flywheel, but the reason it has one is to make up for that extra added insurance/weight from a second disk and plate. It really is a hot piece! Very streetable unlike the spec line is, but then again I have/had a SPEC 3 clutch for a long time and really did like it. Not saying there is anything wrong with the SPEC line, because I think that it was a bad batch a few years back. My springs broke in my disc and that is why I am going with the Ram now just for a different view down the spectrum in the clutch world.
Anyway the Ram P/N 902100 will more than exceed what you want. SDPC carries them along with a few other sponsors.And yes, I know that most people do not want an aluminum flywheel, but the reason it has one is to make up for that extra added insurance/weight from a second disk and plate. It really is a hot piece! Very streetable unlike the spec line is, but then again I have/had a SPEC 3 clutch for a long time and really did like it. Not saying there is anything wrong with the SPEC line, because I think that it was a bad batch a few years back. My springs broke in my disc and that is why I am going with the Ram now just for a different view down the spectrum in the clutch world.
