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Old 08-05-2006, 04:22 PM
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Default Most streetable clutch BESIDES Textralia?

Just as title says, and consider that the drill mod would be done also, thanks!
Old 08-05-2006, 05:11 PM
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Mcleod single kevlar.
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LS7 all the way. I LOVE mine and it has never slipped with over 400 rwhp. Drives like stock, and blows my spec 2 away.
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My SPEC 3F is very streetable, and the pedal feels almost stock. I've had it for 30k miles, and haven't had any problems out of it.
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Why are you against the Textralia? Price?
Old 08-05-2006, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Why are you against the Textralia? Price?
Agreed, why was it omitted?
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Nevermind...that was a stupid question, as you already have it.

I'm quite pleased with my RPS, but am still on break-in.
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Nevermind...that was a stupid question, as you already have it.

I'm quite pleased with my RPS, but am still on break-in.
Now I feel like a retard too
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Oh well...at least we can be retarded together
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Oh well...at least we can be retarded together
LMAO, better than being alone
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his other post said he has 1000 miles on his clutch and its messed up
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Originally Posted by black1999-z28
his other post said he has 1000 miles on his clutch and its messed up
Bingo. I am looking more and more at the LS7 but i just do not know about an OEM clutch withstanding 5k rpm clutch dumps, whereas with aftermarket it can handle the dumps, but doesnt drive like stock. It always seems like an "either-or" type thing. I know this has been the debate for many many threads also. I just fear that if the Textralia clutch PP bolts are backing off AFTER properly installing it with loctite, when will it happen again? I simply cannot afford that risk *IF* that is the problem. I will know on monday i believe.
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Originally Posted by FSUNole17
Bingo. I am looking more and more at the LS7 but i just do not know about an OEM clutch withstanding 5k rpm clutch dumps, whereas with aftermarket it can handle the dumps, but doesnt drive like stock. It always seems like an "either-or" type thing. I know this has been the debate for many many threads also. I just fear that if the Textralia clutch PP bolts are backing off AFTER properly installing it with loctite, when will it happen again? I simply cannot afford that risk *IF* that is the problem. I will know on monday i believe.
Let us know how it comes out for you for sure...I'd like to know what comes of this.

Really, this game is one of compromises...of the two aftermarket clutches I've had in my car, neither has driven like stock, but my RPS is much more friendly than the Ram it replaced. I hope you find your "happy place".
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
Let us know how it comes out for you for sure...I'd like to know what comes of this.

Really, this game is one of compromises...of the two aftermarket clutches I've had in my car, neither has driven like stock, but my RPS is much more friendly than the Ram it replaced. I hope you find your "happy place".
haha find a happy place. What is this "RPS" clutch you are talking about, sorry for my ignorance if it is a dumb question? how "slippable" is it? did you beat the hell out of it or just barely beat on it? sorry for all the questions, i want to get as many options as i can before deciding on what to do if i have to go with a different clutch
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Why are you doing this to yourself clay? Get a clutch that is PROVEN here locally. Get a ram HD....what are you so scared of?
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CARTEK, you wont find anything better!
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From what your saying I would do a LS7.It might not hold too long on the launches but it will drive like a stocker. If you want one that will take the abuse you have to give up the stock feel/slip.
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
From what your saying I would do a LS7.It might not hold too long on the launches but it will drive like a stocker. If you want one that will take the abuse you have to give up the stock feel/slip.
No you don't, just get the Mcleod.
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Originally Posted by INMY01TA
No you don't, just get the Mcleod.
I got a Mcleod. Well,a bunch of pieces of 1. So my statement stands.
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I would work out the issues with the TEXtralia if at all possible, before going out and buying another new clutch.



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