Spec Stage 3 clutch
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Spec Stage 3 clutch
how many of you guys drive your car daily with this clutch? is it a real pain to? trying to decide if i want to put a puck style clutch in my street driven car
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i did for 20k miles, it was actually a knock off spec 3 and then i drove it for 5k with a unsprung 6puck disk. never bothered me a bit. little chatter in reverse but nothing to crazy
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Its fun. But you'll probably spin the tires the first 2 days without trying. Where do you live? If you don't live in Los Angeles like I do then I don't see why its a big deal. Its gonna be a lot of fun. But hey why are you going with spec? Competition clutch makes great kits and a little cheaper. I haven't heard one complaint on them
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i have spec stage 3 clutch and billet flywheel. Makes stop and go traffic driving a pain, and a little reverse chatter as well. Overall nice clutch, but there are cheaper alternatives.
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well my throw out took a **** today and decided to just get a new clutch i have a spec 2 in there now and it holds really well considering the power im putting to it but its nice cause its pretty streetable. throw me some ideas on a good decent priced clutch im always up to trying something different
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I've had my eye on those competition clutches.. I haven't head anything but good things about them. I read they are a much more streetable clutch because the are not "on" and "off" style clutch, but more like a stock type of feel while being able to hold good amounts of power.