LS7 Clutch
11-04-2007, 04:21 PM
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LS7 Clutch what do you guys think of this? I am thinking about ordering it, but is there anything that i need to go with it for my LS1 F-body?
http://www.sdparts.com/product/SDLS7...cFlywheel.aspx
http://www.sdparts.com/product/SDLS7...cFlywheel.aspx
11-04-2007, 09:08 PM
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i went with the LS7 clutch. It's cool. I now wish i would of went with something to hold more power. I didn't plan on modding the car much more... but it's so hard to stop.
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11-05-2007, 12:33 AM
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How much is that one? Cus i hate chatter. I used to have a lot of it in my 91' Camaro, but that was because my flywheel looked like a ruffles potato chip!...lol
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If you know you won't be upping the power past the 450 rwhp mark any time soon, go for it. I'd just reccomend buying a new slave just for insurance since you'll already be in there. The clutch is VERY easy to drive and doesn't chatter at all. I'm very happy I went with the LS7 clutch instead of another Spec or any aftermarket for that matter. IF I was making a lot more power and had the cash, I'd give Textralia a shot... in any case, if your power level suffices, OEM > Aftermarket
Oh yah, and if you haven't already, get the drill mod done (MUST) and if you've got the extra cash, an adjustable master cylinder is nice little luxury to have...
Oh yah, and if you haven't already, get the drill mod done (MUST) and if you've got the extra cash, an adjustable master cylinder is nice little luxury to have...
