Spec 3+ with aluminum pp?
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Spec 3+ with aluminum pp?
Anybody have some experience with a Spec 3+ with the Aluminum pressure plate? Wondering if it is really worth the extra 200bucks? I cannot find any info on how much lighter it is from the regular spec 3+ clutch& pressure plate, anyone know? Thanks!!!
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I've done several with the billet steel and the clutch works GREAT! I'm doing one with a alum flywheel next week so I'll hit you with a pm afterwards. I have the clutch at the shop now and it weighed a 39 lbs 14 oz on my scales so it is a light weight and should be a really nice seutp.
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I've done several with the billet steel and the clutch works GREAT! I'm doing one with a alum flywheel next week so I'll hit you with a pm afterwards. I have the clutch at the shop now and it weighed a 39 lbs 14 oz on my scales so it is a light weight and should be a really nice seutp.
-Keep in mind that a stock LS1 clutch and flywheel are about 49lbs(stock flywheel is 24.5lbs).
-LS7 clutch and flywheel are a lot heavier at 57ish lbs.
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I think it is a waste since it only saves 6 lbs on a already really light setup. I'd stick with the regular housing and the alum wheel. I think this is a killer setup! I'll let you know though, we should have it in the car soon. Waiting on the tranny to be worked over right now.