What kind of clutch are you running with a 402 and a M6, I am about to get my car running and need a clutch BAD, thanks

 

Guess it depends upon how much power you are planning to make!?!?

LS7 clutch/LS2 flywheel should be one to research up to about 500rwhp.

What is your budget and what do you plan to use the car for?

 

I'm running the LS7 clutch.

 

i am planning on having about 500 hp/tq and then giving it about 150 nitrous

 

I went with the new RAM Dual Street clutch for my 402. I currently run the LS7 clutch in my 460 RWHP 346 and it's been great but I dont think it would last long in the 402.

I think the dual disk clutch will be the last one I have to buy for this car.

 

i am going to run the tex ekoskel with my 408 when i finally get my motor longblocked and put in.if it wasn't the ekoskel i was going to run the ram hd.

 

I'm running a Spec V and put about 30 hard launching passes on it. The clutch has been flawless so far. I'm also running a bone stock M6 trans and it seems to be holding the power of my 402 and a 200 shot fine.

 

So basicly the Spec stage 5 is working well? How well is it on the street? And what about a Stage 3 or 4 not powerfull enough or what do you think?

 

i don't have a 402,but my spec st3 + has held my 590hp 650tq pretty well.

 

I had a spec 3 in the car and it failed after about 6 months and 4-5 trips to the track. I then put an RPS unit in the car and it lasted about the same amount of time. Both of those units where good to drive on the street. The spec 5 is an aggressive clutch, it chirps a little when you take off from a stop because of the iron disk. It does take some time getting used to, but overall it is the best clutch I have ever had in the car in terms of durablity and performance.
If you do decide on the spec 5 make sure you get your flywheel and clutch assembly match balanced before you install it. Having them balanced as a unit cuts down on vibration that can lead to a premature clutch faliure. Hope that helps.

 

I have a Cartek that is left over from my old engine and it seems great with the 402.

 

I had an LS7 and it lasted one day at the track with the 402... I went with the textrala love it

 

well thank you everyone. i will check these other clutches out.

 

MSG HUFF was the 11.3 run with the ls7 clutch , 10.93 with the textrila

 

Had a spec 3+ and it lasted about 5k miles and 4 passes at the track
Now have a Cartek with about 18K DD miles and 50-60 passes at the track.
I am putting out around 470 rwhp and 480 rwtq

 

yup I was on the LS7 for that 11.3 pass... but it was also the first time out with the new motor. The textralia with billit steel flywheel was 15lbs lighter than the LS7 setup. I loved the 7 clutch but it wouldnt hold the power on shifts at the track.....

 

I'm using the Mcleod Street Twin. It has its down falls but has never let me down yet. It has a couple 1.4x 60's and lots of 1.5's using Hoosier QTP's. I'm currently using a 150 shot on top of my 506rwhp but now my diff is the weakest link, broke twice in 5 weeks. I have a new gear in it and we will see how that works out next week.

I have heard that Exedy has a twin and a triple disk available.



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