Pampered-Z

I ran that Mcloed clutch for about 4 years, 45K miles and probably 75 passes before it started slipping.

Pro_built7

iTrader: (9)

I talked to the guys at summit and jegs, and they say the centerforce is way better selling, but you guys are all claiming between the two Mcloed is better? now im thoughly confused lol, but will probably go with mcloed i guess?
where can i find these disks cheaper.. on summit/ jegs they hover around 180-200$ a piece? thanks

BLK,97,T/A,M-6

I bought a Centerforce DF clutch years ago for my 97 probe GT. It was smoked in less than six months. Also I had problems with the clutch not completely disengaging during quick hi rev shifts. I was very disapointed with it. Once It died, I had a stock clutch installed and was very happy with it.

I cant give a review yet of the ram suregrip HD because it still has less than 1k on it. It does feel very much like a stock clutch, and makes no noise what so ever. Everyone I know that has used a ram clutch has been happy.

My friend had a spec twin disc put on his procharged 370ci 00 TA, but it started slipping on the dyno after just over 1k on it.. It has been shipped to spec and we should hear back from them soon. Hopefully it was just a fluke and they send him a replacement. I know a lot of guy's run spec and have been very happy with them.

multmigs

iTrader: (2)

What about a Spec Clutch just the stage #1 seems to be the ticket for bolt on car?

http://www.lmperformance.com/1985/2.html

multmigs

iTrader: (2)

Is this the McCleod disk that u guys are buying to match up with a stock PP?

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

I8ASaleen

iTrader: (9)

I ran a McCloed clutch with only a few passes at the track and it only held for 20k miles so you might want to look for something more durable.