LS7 clutch pics
Originally Posted by robertbartsch
Does anyone have a part number for a Ls2 flywheel that will work with the Ls7 clutch and LS7 pressure plate?
Originally Posted by robertbartsch
Does anyone have a part number for a Ls2 flywheel that will work with the Ls7 clutch and LS7 pressure plate?
What about using an LS1 throw out bearing?
What about using an LS1 throw out bearing?
Part no. is 1257611
Originally Posted by NOSjohn
Yes, if you haven't read through the thread. The common components that seem to work are: LS2 flywheel, LS7 clutch and P/P.
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So JS how is the pedal effort? Does the clutch grab at the same pedal height? I'm assuming no shims or anything were needed? What about the weoght between the older LS1 assembly and the newer LS2 assembly? This is great news so far-but damn I couldn't hold on and bought a Ram Powergrip HD.
Originally Posted by fugasi
Excellent news. Now, we just need to find out how durable it is...
The new ls7 clutch seems to be similarly constructed, however there physically more clutch and a higher clamp load. It should last quite a while on the street. However, like its predecessor, it might not stand up to too many high rpm clutch dumps on slicks.
We run Dr's on this car.
I'm confident comming out at 3000 should be fine...Is it for an allout race car,no but for a mid to low 12 Sec Street car this might be the ticket
I'm confident comming out at 3000 should be fine...Is it for an allout race car,no but for a mid to low 12 Sec Street car this might be the ticket
Exactly. My car is bolt-on right now and at most, it'll be a heads/cam DD/street car with track use every now and then. Sounds like the LS7 clutch is what I'll be picking up verrrrry soon. Thanks for the info/review.
so it will work on my 98 z28? i just need to buy an ls2 flywheel. ls7 clutch disk and p/p.
what about the pilot bearing and throw out bearing and do i still use the slave and master from a 01+ f-body? and some part numbers thanks
what about the pilot bearing and throw out bearing and do i still use the slave and master from a 01+ f-body? and some part numbers thanks