All motor stickshift 9 sec?
I guess when you have a street car you don't mind adjusting it.
And in my experience was completely streetable.
Back on topic. What other cars are getting it done?
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Every expert I have spoken to says soft loc, track only.
If this is not true, please enlighten me, becasue I am pulling my hair out with all these internet clutches that say they will work, and when they dont they dont stand behind ****.
I easily have the power, suspension, and setup minus the clutch to run 9's....
See, I would love to go to a soft loc, and not have another issue, but I street drive ALOT! I could not imagine adjusting **** all the time, it would not be a street car at all to me. Thats a racecar, adjusted to drive on the street.
Every expert I have spoken to says soft loc, track only.
If this is not true, please enlighten me, becasue I am pulling my hair out with all these internet clutches that say they will work, and when they dont they dont stand behind ****.
I easily have the power, suspension, and setup minus the clutch to run 9's....
Here is some feedback from someone who has experience.
I see people struggling with clutches all the time who want the best of both worlds. It's really hard to have one clutch that does both. Most were just not designed for drag racing. The 2 that seem to do well in the vette world are the bc2(rps) and the mcleod dual,not sure which model. Both work well on the street and stripp but both have drawbacks. If you want more info on these please send a pm.
The adjustable clutches come in all styles some are streetable and others should never see the pavement. I would say that the mcleod soft loc is one of the more/most streetable adjustable clutches. It has a decent size performance window. I think more of the problem lies in understanding it and figuring it out which takes time and often a rebuild or 2. You need to understand how they work and take the time to make small adjustments on your particular setup and eventually it will be rewarding. Also, the setup is critical. You need to have the right accessory components and clearences to make it all work and don't forget a window in the bell housing. Send pm if interersted. If you are not a meticulous person then an adjustable clutch is probably not right for you. A few of these clutches like the soft-loc can be perfectly streetable again with the proper base pressure and counterweight. If you are not a track rat then you may want to go with a conventional clutch. Hopefully some of this info helps you make your decision. If you need more details/specifics then pm.
Early in year when slicks were still good I was hitting deep 1.4 60 fts, Ran my 10.41 with a 1.53 60ft spinning being Sidewalls are shot now, need rear adjustables to keep from hitting tires so hard causing sidewalls to get beat up.. Here is a screen shot of recent pass of rear tires just before it unloads.. Product of a short TQ arm...
Thanks...
all i need is a 4.86 gear and i know she will run in or about 9.7 on the motor comfortably.
as far as spray goes.. well i just wait to test that theory out!
will have to be spring though! grrrr ! my P.B. should go down a fair bit come the spring! car weighed about 3575 or so when it went 10.09, as well i was not powershifting it at that time.
my combo is a pump gas LT1, 11ish to 1 compression
all i need is a 4.86 gear and i know she will run in or about 9.7 on the motor comfortably.
as far as spray goes.. well i just wait to test that theory out!
will have to be spring though! grrrr ! my P.B. should go down a fair bit come the spring! car weighed about 3575 or so when it went 10.09, as well i was not powershifting it at that time.
my combo is a pump gas LT1, 11ish to 1 compression
I am going limited 8.5 and RS275 racing next year.







