This clutch work for an lt1?
But now I'm down to needing just the clutch. I'm trying to find a decent clutch that wont break the bank, but also wont be done in a months time.. I'm on a very tight budget right now and I don't want to spend a ton of money on it because next year the 408 with an F1 listed in my sig will be going in... no point in buying the street twin I want for an LT1 when it wont work on next years set up!
I've found this set which actually is on ebay.. don't worry it's not one of those "F1 racing" or "XTD" ones. It's a mcleod. When it shows up, it says it's an 11" set up. but if you google the numbers, it shows up as a 10.4" set up..
I'm not good at all with trans/clutches I'm learning that next winter with the new combo.
Would this be a decent clutch and more importantly would it work in my LT1 set up?
Mcleod setup on ebay
If not, could some of you recommend a clutch kit in that price range?
That DF clutch for LT1 by McLeod should work well with a head/cam combo.
If it is all about 5k clutch dumps with a tire at the track you might want to consider a ceramic 4-6 puc disc type clutch...or even a street twin.
McLeod also just sells that disc and some people just but a $160 auto parts store clutch and use the McLeod disc. The ebay $ has that matched or beat on $ though.
There won't be any 5K clutch dumps on this set up, unless I am able to buy the 9" that I've been wanting. Gotta keep it easy on the stock glass bottle of a rear end for right now. And I dont' want to spend the money on a street twin for the LT1.. I'm building a forged 408 with an F1 procharger and shooting for around 18+pounds of boost next year.. So NEXT year I'll buy the Street twin.. but until then just something cheap and decent to get me by on the old and slow LT1 powered car.

Thanks for the replies guys!
then when you put the big dawg in get a twin.
http://www.jegs.com/i/McLeod/673/75217/10002/-1
Looks like it is a 10.4 SBC clutch, not LT1







