Need a new clutch, suggestions?
07-18-2008, 11:02 AM
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Need a new clutch, suggestions? My clutch is gone. I need a new one. My car will see some track time with the new clutch. My mods are in my sig, but i will be adding intake, heads, cam, spray, rear w/4.10s. Overall i would expect at lease 550RWP on spray. My buddy has a Mcleod super prostreet and another of my friends has the spec stg 4, and i've been told to look at centerforce DF. Can you guys give me your choice of what i should get and why, personal experience would work best. Thanks!
07-19-2008, 10:48 AM
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Anyone? Come on guys I need some help trying to figure out which clutch will hold that power easily and not start slipping right away. I'd like to stay away from twin disk because i need the clutch SOON and those are to expensive.
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I have a McLeod RXT street twin with a McLeod billet steel flywheel, McLeod adjustable master (one of the new ones), and OEM slave (shimmed). I love the setup for driving on the street, and I think that it'll hold quite well on the track based on how it's been grabbing for me so far and what other people are saying.
The setup is extremely expensive, but the clutch is supposed to be rebuildable for pretty cheap. If I can rebuild it for $350 like I keep hearing, it's worth the initial investment to have a nice setup.
The setup is extremely expensive, but the clutch is supposed to be rebuildable for pretty cheap. If I can rebuild it for $350 like I keep hearing, it's worth the initial investment to have a nice setup.
