Monster Clutch Level 6- why not
03-06-2009 | 08:39 AM
#21
Your right, I am alot of their threads, and for good reason. Any company that goes above and beyond teh call of duty to offer great customer service to me, then others will know about it. I have not made any lies or exaggerations at this point. I could have easily said, yep, got it installed, shifts like stocker, dyno'ed 950HP and cut 1.25 60' no clutch slip, been 10K miles and everything is great.
But, I didn't, because I haven't installed teh clutch yet. All I have pointed out is fact:
Great customer service, cheap ($$$$) price, Great warranty. When I get it installed, and I will post up results, good or bad.
I have done teh same for Tick as well. Tick has been another great company that has treated me great, so I give sales pitch for them as well.
I am the guy that gives compliments as well as gives complaints, unlike some, who may just give complaints.
When I go into a restaraunt, and if teh experience was very good from walking in to walking out and everything in between (Host, wait time, waiter/waitress, food quality, atmosphere, etc...) was great, I will ask to speak to teh manager to tell them that he is doing a bang up job, and to keep it up.
I own a small business, and have for many years now (8 yrs) and I know what it is like to receive compliments and complaints, and if you do not receive compliments, it tells you 1 thing:
1)You are not doing a good enough job
Compliments are an essence to a small business succeeding, ESPECIALLY in teh "internet" world. Compliments can really make or break a company. Look at Monster, and what the internet and compliments have done for them.
And since Monster and SNLPerformance, have been nothing other that great, they will continue to receive my support in helping in any way I can, to make sure people that may be on the fence about a clutch, put my .02 in and share my experience about Monster.
03-06-2009 | 06:03 PM
#22
All of these are best case scenario and my best guesses based on test cars!
Level 1 - like stock, 40k+
Level 2 - 20k+
Level 3 - 18k+
Level 4 - 10k-12k
Level 5 - 18k+
Level 6 - 10k-12k
Easy stuff.
Our friction material is our own formula, it's designed to be "forgiving" so you can actually drive your car!
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After talking with Steve, I will not put anything in my car but a Monster
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Amen. I tell you what, the longer Monster is around, and in the years to come, IF, and again, IF Monster can keep up what they are doing (GREAT customer service, 12 month warranty, excellent product, excellent price), then this will be THE clutch company in teh years to come.
Think about it:
Who else offers this type of warranty (for a clutch) at this price? No one.
While there are some companies that offer great customer service, they can't combine (atleast not right now) all of the above. Monster has set the standard for all to follow. Period.
So, unless Monster falls flat on their face (which I have no doubt they WON'T) I would never look at another clutch. No need.
Disclaimer: This is NOT a paid advertisment from Monster
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Amen. I tell you what, the longer Monster is around, and in the years to come, IF, and again, IF Monster can keep up what they are doing (GREAT customer service, 12 month warranty, excellent product, excellent price), then this will be THE clutch company in teh years to come.
Think about it:
Who else offers this type of warranty (for a clutch) at this price? No one.
While there are some companies that offer great customer service, they can't combine (atleast not right now) all of the above. Monster has set the standard for all to follow. Period.
So, unless Monster falls flat on their face (which I have no doubt they WON'T) I would never look at another clutch. No need.
Disclaimer: This is NOT a paid advertisment from Monster
so wait wait - Did I just over look the fact there there will be a "pay extra and we'll send u a new one no matter what option " over the first 12 month? Cause I am down for one of thoughs - =) If I dont kill the clutch in 12 months - Driving it normally with its few track passes- u can have that little extra- I havent seen a clutch go 12 months yet- ( on a car with more than 400 hp )
Your right, I am alot of their threads, and for good reason. Any company that goes above and beyond teh call of duty to offer great customer service to me, then others will know about it. I have not made any lies or exaggerations at this point. I could have easily said, yep, got it installed, shifts like stocker, dyno'ed 950HP and cut 1.25 60' no clutch slip, been 10K miles and everything is great.
But, I didn't, because I haven't installed teh clutch yet. All I have pointed out is fact:
Great customer service, cheap ($$$$) price, Great warranty. When I get it installed, and I will post up results, good or bad.
I have done teh same for Tick as well. Tick has been another great company that has treated me great, so I give sales pitch for them as well.
I am the guy that gives compliments as well as gives complaints, unlike some, who may just give complaints.
When I go into a restaraunt, and if teh experience was very good from walking in to walking out and everything in between (Host, wait time, waiter/waitress, food quality, atmosphere, etc...) was great, I will ask to speak to teh manager to tell them that he is doing a bang up job, and to keep it up.
I own a small business, and have for many years now (8 yrs) and I know what it is like to receive compliments and complaints, and if you do not receive compliments, it tells you 1 thing:
1)You are not doing a good enough job
Compliments are an essence to a small business succeeding, ESPECIALLY in teh "internet" world. Compliments can really make or break a company. Look at Monster, and what the internet and compliments have done for them.
And since Monster and SNLPerformance, have been nothing other that great, they will continue to receive my support in helping in any way I can, to make sure people that may be on the fence about a clutch, put my .02 in and share my experience about Monster.
But, I didn't, because I haven't installed teh clutch yet. All I have pointed out is fact:
Great customer service, cheap ($$$$) price, Great warranty. When I get it installed, and I will post up results, good or bad.
I have done teh same for Tick as well. Tick has been another great company that has treated me great, so I give sales pitch for them as well.
I am the guy that gives compliments as well as gives complaints, unlike some, who may just give complaints.
When I go into a restaraunt, and if teh experience was very good from walking in to walking out and everything in between (Host, wait time, waiter/waitress, food quality, atmosphere, etc...) was great, I will ask to speak to teh manager to tell them that he is doing a bang up job, and to keep it up.
I own a small business, and have for many years now (8 yrs) and I know what it is like to receive compliments and complaints, and if you do not receive compliments, it tells you 1 thing:
1)You are not doing a good enough job
Compliments are an essence to a small business succeeding, ESPECIALLY in teh "internet" world. Compliments can really make or break a company. Look at Monster, and what the internet and compliments have done for them.
And since Monster and SNLPerformance, have been nothing other that great, they will continue to receive my support in helping in any way I can, to make sure people that may be on the fence about a clutch, put my .02 in and share my experience about Monster.
03-06-2009 | 07:39 PM
#23
I have done teh same for Tick as well. Tick has been another great company that has treated me great, so I give sales pitch for them as well.
I am the guy that gives compliments as well as gives complaints, unlike some, who may just give complaints.
When I go into a restaraunt, and if teh experience was very good from walking in to walking out and everything in between (Host, wait time, waiter/waitress, food quality, atmosphere, etc...) was great, I will ask to speak to teh manager to tell them that he is doing a bang up job, and to keep it up.
I am the guy that gives compliments as well as gives complaints, unlike some, who may just give complaints.
When I go into a restaraunt, and if teh experience was very good from walking in to walking out and everything in between (Host, wait time, waiter/waitress, food quality, atmosphere, etc...) was great, I will ask to speak to teh manager to tell them that he is doing a bang up job, and to keep it up.
But so far all youve done is walk in and out of the restaraunt-
Im not debating the customer service, I am super excited about ordering my clutch simply from the customer service- but I think if you took all the posts you have made and put the time into pulling your trans your clutch would be installed - I can even search in the manual section for something non-monster related and find you posting about them- thats all.
SNLperformance is goin above and beyond - thank you for your continued posts with great information about these clutchs- Im assuming you guys are closed so I will talk to you monday =)
03-07-2009 | 08:24 AM
#24
But so far all youve done is walk in and out of the restaraunt-
Im not debating the customer service, I am super excited about ordering my clutch simply from the customer service- but I think if you took all the posts you have made and put the time into pulling your trans your clutch would be installed - I can even search in the manual section for something non-monster related and find you posting about them- thats all.
SNLperformance is goin above and beyond - thank you for your continued posts with great information about these clutchs- Im assuming you guys are closed so I will talk to you monday =)
Im not debating the customer service, I am super excited about ordering my clutch simply from the customer service- but I think if you took all the posts you have made and put the time into pulling your trans your clutch would be installed - I can even search in the manual section for something non-monster related and find you posting about them- thats all.
SNLperformance is goin above and beyond - thank you for your continued posts with great information about these clutchs- Im assuming you guys are closed so I will talk to you monday =)
You are completely correct there! However, my car is far from a "pulling my trans" type of deal. I will post some pics of my "project" so you will know why my clutch is not just an "afternoon" swap:
As you can see, I still have a ways to go. Since these pics have been taken, the motor has been mounted on teh motorplate (you can see the plate in one of the pics on teh side) and I have begun work on teh 25.5 cage that is going in teh car. My actual motor is at teh machine shop. The motor in the pics is my mock up stuff.
So, while I have just walked in and out of the restaraunt, I am looking at teh menu, and I am trying to get this car back on teh road as soon as possible. I have most parts in hand already. Matter of assembly
But again, please do not take anything I have said the wrong way. I have simply stated how I feel about Monster with 100% accuracy, with no exaggeration, and I will post feedback once the clutch hits the street, OK?
Thanks for listening!
03-07-2009 | 08:57 PM
#27
Well, I bought a Monster clutch for it, and.....
That's my daughters, who just turned 4 over teh weekend, and she said "it's not fast enough daddy" So, it sits. Guess I am gonna have to get her a go kart.
So, with 2 kids (I have a 2 yr old son also) a wife, my own business, and a 55 Pontiac Chieftain project, I have my hands full, as you can see. The LSx Mustang should be done by June or July
03-09-2009 | 02:27 PM
#28
But so far all youve done is walk in and out of the restaraunt-
Im not debating the customer service, I am super excited about ordering my clutch simply from the customer service- but I think if you took all the posts you have made and put the time into pulling your trans your clutch would be installed - I can even search in the manual section for something non-monster related and find you posting about them- thats all.
SNLperformance is goin above and beyond - thank you for your continued posts with great information about these clutchs- Im assuming you guys are closed so I will talk to you monday =)
Im not debating the customer service, I am super excited about ordering my clutch simply from the customer service- but I think if you took all the posts you have made and put the time into pulling your trans your clutch would be installed - I can even search in the manual section for something non-monster related and find you posting about them- thats all.
SNLperformance is goin above and beyond - thank you for your continued posts with great information about these clutchs- Im assuming you guys are closed so I will talk to you monday =)
You are completely correct there! However, my car is far from a "pulling my trans" type of deal. I will post some pics of my "project" so you will know why my clutch is not just an "afternoon" swap:
As you can see, I still have a ways to go. Since these pics have been taken, the motor has been mounted on teh motorplate (you can see the plate in one of the pics on teh side) and I have begun work on teh 25.5 cage that is going in teh car. My actual motor is at teh machine shop. The motor in the pics is my mock up stuff.
So, while I have just walked in and out of the restaraunt, I am looking at teh menu, and I am trying to get this car back on teh road as soon as possible. I have most parts in hand already. Matter of assembly
But again, please do not take anything I have said the wrong way. I have simply stated how I feel about Monster with 100% accuracy, with no exaggeration, and I will post feedback once the clutch hits the street, OK?
Thanks for listening!
As you can see, I still have a ways to go. Since these pics have been taken, the motor has been mounted on teh motorplate (you can see the plate in one of the pics on teh side) and I have begun work on teh 25.5 cage that is going in teh car. My actual motor is at teh machine shop. The motor in the pics is my mock up stuff.
So, while I have just walked in and out of the restaraunt, I am looking at teh menu, and I am trying to get this car back on teh road as soon as possible. I have most parts in hand already. Matter of assembly
But again, please do not take anything I have said the wrong way. I have simply stated how I feel about Monster with 100% accuracy, with no exaggeration, and I will post feedback once the clutch hits the street, OK?
Thanks for listening!
LOL!
04-20-2009 | 03:28 AM
#31
Love what I am reading! Looks like when I recoup for the buy of my Bird and get all of its issues fixed, I will be coming to you.
As for the multi-disc units, will they be a Carbon Carbon clutch setup?
Looking forward to more reviews and more from your company!
DM
As for the multi-disc units, will they be a Carbon Carbon clutch setup?
Looking forward to more reviews and more from your company!
DM
04-20-2009 | 03:53 AM
#32
Man, I planned on runnin the Level 4 on my new 408 nitrous motor. I don't mind the drivability at all as it is a track car, but the 10-12k hurts on a $750 clutch lol.
04-20-2009 | 04:48 PM
#33
I'm not one to just make stuff up, so, I go with the given data. Keep in mind that when your Monster wears out you will never pay the full retail price to replace it again. Call me when it wears out and we charge you a rebuilding fee and send you new stuff.
So far the best mileage reported for a Level 6 is 18,500 miles and the Level 3 is 22k and both are still going.
04-20-2009 | 05:38 PM
#35
We do not do carbon just for the fact that I can get a higher coefficient of friction on a unit that doesn't chatter and is tremendously cheaper.
I have some carbon here that I can make a clutch out of, I just can't justify the increase in cost...
04-21-2009 | 07:35 AM
#36
DM
04-23-2009 | 04:04 PM
#37
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Keep in mind that when your Monster wears out you will never pay the full retail price to replace it again. Call me when it wears out and we charge you a rebuilding fee and send you new stuff.
So far the best mileage reported for a Level 6 is 18,500 miles and the Level 3 is 22k and both are still going.
So far the best mileage reported for a Level 6 is 18,500 miles and the Level 3 is 22k and both are still going.
thanks again
04-23-2009 | 04:47 PM
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