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Old 02-27-2009, 08:20 PM
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I know that the LS1 and the LS2 use different flywheels...and I was wondering if the McLeod RST/flywheel would work with my LS2/MN12?...Its a cammed LS2 that ill be hitting with a 150shot in my 350z and I just want a clutch that will hold the power...not to mention ill be going turbo next year so id rather not have to buy twice.
Old 02-27-2009, 08:28 PM
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Im also stock using a modified version of the stock GTO master cylinder and was wondering if id have an issue with this as well?(not many options for an LS2 powered 350z) "/
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You will need to use a LS-1 style flywheel. The LS-2 flywheels have a recess and the adapter ring will not bolt up correctly. Mcleod flywheel # 460530 will work.
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The car wont have any starting issues?
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Nope. Same 168T ring gear.
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What about the master cyl? Im stuck usiing a stock modified GTO clutch master...will this be good enough? I plan on making around 600whp and plan on tracking the car.
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The OEM Master if fine. You may need to change the slave from OEM to a McLeod 1373. The Mcleod slave is tunable to get you the .125" air gap that is required.
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Ok well I bought a new OEM LS1 style slave, braided stainless line and the RST..make me happy Billy haha
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Originally Posted by Snyper
Ok well I bought a new OEM LS1 style slave, braided stainless line and the RST..make me happy Billy haha
Let me clarify. Did you buy the master at the firewall or the slave inside the bell?
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Originally Posted by Billy M
Let me clarify. Did you buy the master at the firewall or the slave inside the bell?

I have a stock modified master out of an 05 GTO made to fit my 350z firewall/pedal(hydraulic internals are stock) going to a braided stainless line going to an LS1 style(brand new) slave inside the bell...going to your work of art. lol




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