suggestions for a clutch
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suggestions for a clutch
Ok guys im gonna b looking for a clutch to buy for my 02 Firehawk. All suggestions are welcomed preferably bc u have it an can say its street friendly! Thanks
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The LS7 clutch does well for a mild set up. Pedal repease was close to the floor.
I got about 36k out of my TDP stage 3 Diamond clutch and I bought it used. It was behind my 408 and held everything I threw at it. I daily drove it, but it was an on/off switch with the pedal release close to the floor so it took a little time to get used to. The pedal wasn't heavy like some though, which is good in traffic. Their stage 2 feels more stockish.
I got about 36k out of my TDP stage 3 Diamond clutch and I bought it used. It was behind my 408 and held everything I threw at it. I daily drove it, but it was an on/off switch with the pedal release close to the floor so it took a little time to get used to. The pedal wasn't heavy like some though, which is good in traffic. Their stage 2 feels more stockish.
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I HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend staying away from SPEC. I have a Stage 2 clutch and it F$#%ING SUCKS. They are not a good company to deal with and if you have issues that are not a simple fix, they give up talking to you.
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Thanks guys im leaning toward the TDP but i will look at the McLeod before i pull the trigger!
Well the spec I've heard the samething but man i hope they try an resolve the issue
Well the spec I've heard the samething but man i hope they try an resolve the issue