What Clutch to Go With?
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What Clutch to Go With?
I wanted to run a Centerforce clutch but just got finished reading about all BS associated with high RPM shifting. I'm going to be shifting around 6,000 and have somewhere between 400-500 hp. What are some good clutches for my application? Spec 2+?
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i say ram power grip or power grip hd, that or the texrilla clutch. Just depends on how much you want to spend the ram is cheaper but both a good clutches and give you what you are looking for.
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I feel like I have used about every clutch out there.
Centerforce I wouldn't bother with
Mcleod, was good clutch when new, but very short life on the street only lived 4k miles
Currently Ram HDX, So far really nice
Centerforce I wouldn't bother with
Mcleod, was good clutch when new, but very short life on the street only lived 4k miles
Currently Ram HDX, So far really nice
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I'm not knocking Mcleod, I almost went back with it. But got a really good deal on the Ram.
Not sure if the stock flywheel hurt it, the slave cylinder went out in there some wear. So it could have been one of a few things.
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I really like my Ram HDX, it is heavier than stock, but not overbearing. Make sure and do the drill mod if you haven't already. The engagement is exactly like the stock one I had in there.
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