Best Dual disk clutch
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Staging Lane
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Best Dual disk clutch Well my clutch is going south and I'm looking at one of the dual disk clutches. I know they are expensive but I'm looking at added more horse power (600+) down the road. I have a dual friction type (organic on one side and ceramic on the other side) now and it is a bit grabby when taking off. I've heard good things about the dual disk clutches but have no experience with them. So what do you guys think which clutch I should get.
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after talking to Monster I went with their LT1-S clutch that's rated for 800 i think, not the 1000hp one, i'm at 700hp to the wheels and weight is about 3200. Love it so far, holds great, pedal is just like the ls7 clutch setup i had before. Had some chatter when. i first installed it but that went away too.
So far so good, about 1000 miles on it
So far so good, about 1000 miles on it
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Staging Lane
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Thanks Ls1_e36 for the info on Monster clutches LT1-S. I had never heard of them. I was looking at the Mantic clutch and Mcleod clutch. The Mantic is rather expensive and the Mcleod is heavy compared to my spec clutch.
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I ended getting a Monster LT1-S Just showed up today. Bought it through Tick performance, they had the best price and free shipping. Hopefully get it in in the next few weeks. Thanks everyone for your input.
LT1-SC is the higher rated twin disk clutch and I'm over 13,000 miles in with over a half dozen clutch dumps on slicks and I have no complaints. I was advised not to run the Tick clutch master with this clutch but not sure why.
