3-4 clutch stack
03-31-2011, 06:43 PM
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3-4 clutch stack What is the best stack ? For 4L60E I got a kit and it only came with the standard 6 stack.
So I want a stack that's going hold up to some power a proven stack.
I have a lot of New Hard parts and just need a good proven stack to finish my build. THANKs
So I want a stack that's going hold up to some power a proven stack.
I have a lot of New Hard parts and just need a good proven stack to finish my build. THANKs
04-01-2011, 10:14 PM
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My builder recommended a Z-Pak. I don't know which one is best and I know some people have their favorites. I went with what he suggested for my power level.
04-01-2011, 11:56 PM
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The stock Zpak (14 one sided clutches) is ok, but the modified one (16 one sided clutches) does better, and is pretty much equal to the Borg Warner Hi-Energy 8 clutch setup. The Borg Warner Hi-Energy 9 clutch would be the best in terms of holding power. I've seen the Borg Warner Hi-Energy 9 clutch setup in a few nine and many more ten second vehicles do well when used along with the modified TransGo Performance Shift kit.
04-02-2011, 01:21 PM
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The stock Zpak (14 one sided clutches) is ok, but the modified one (16 one sided clutches) does better, and is pretty much equal to the Borg Warner Hi-Energy 8 clutch setup. The Borg Warner Hi-Energy 9 clutch would be the best in terms of holding power. I've seen the Borg Warner Hi-Energy 9 clutch setup in a few nine and many more ten second vehicles do well when used along with the modified TransGo Performance Shift kit.
