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Old 07-11-2007, 01:16 PM
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i did a TSP ls6 heads and 228r cam w/ longtubes and full exhaust. will the ls7 hold my power?....the stocker isnt even close as i found out the hard way and smoked it.
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i am looking into this clutch as well, a stock c6 z06 puts down 460ish rwhp with this clutch so i think you wont have any problems.
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It has held quite nice on my car, heads, cam, N20, 538 at the wheels on the juice and it is still holding. Granted I never spray it on the street, nor run the car at the track lol.--Tony
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Held well on my cammed z28 and held well on my best friends h/c (prc 5.3's 228 cam). Only thing I would suggest is getting the aluminum flywheel as the stock ls2 flywheel that I ran was heavy as hell.
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It's holding on my heads/cam(5.3/MS3) car. I also agree with getting an aluminum flywheel. The shipping weight on mine from SDPC was 63lbs with the LS2 flywheel
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Originally Posted by Tonys99RamAir
It has held quite nice on my car, heads, cam, N20, 538 at the wheels on the juice and it is still holding. Granted I never spray it on the street, nor run the car at the track lol.--Tony

not to be dumb or anything....but if you never spray it on the street, or run the car at the track....when do you spray?....thanks for the info guys
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Originally Posted by 1BadTA13
not to be dumb or anything....but if you never spray it on the street, or run the car at the track....when do you spray?....thanks for the info guys
Dyno queen probably. Running it on a dyno is easy on the clutch too.
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Mine is holding up fine with my combo. So I would say yes get it.
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Your are going to be just fine. I would imagine that these can hold well over 500 rwhp, as that is not too far off what the Z06 can put down with a set of longtubes.



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