looking for a good clutch set-up.
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Re: looking for a good clutch set-up.
Lingenfelter Clutch Here's what they sell anyway, and say thats what they typically install into their cars.
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Re: looking for a good clutch set-up.
Lingenfelter is way pricey...anyone have good results with the RAM on a 427? The Spec I have rattles like a tin can and eventually it either shuts up or I buy something else.
BTW, the SPEC is a solid unit and it really hooks, just noisy. And, it's only fair to add, with having the ability to put this much torque to the ground there are certain trade offs and compromises. I just want it all!
BTW, the SPEC is a solid unit and it really hooks, just noisy. And, it's only fair to add, with having the ability to put this much torque to the ground there are certain trade offs and compromises. I just want it all!
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Re: looking for a good clutch set-up.
Check out the CenterForce Dual Friction Clutch. I have this clutch in my Camaro and it is smooth as glass. It is rated for ultra-high hp cars. Summit has them for $384 + $82 for the throwout bearing.
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Re: looking for a good clutch set-up.
I have a pretty radical engine set up (Vette Doctors 422) and the McLeod Dual Disk set up actually works great. I have a special Kevlar disc config and custom pressure plate with an aluminum flywheel. I have run several 9 sec runs and dozens on mid to low 10 sec runs and it has not slipped once. Knock on Wood