clutch kit
clutch kit a while back i posted a thread based on shifting problems after 3k
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...n-problem.html
well today i was underneath the car and i am seeing the leak spreading troughout my oil pan.
its a 02 ls1 block with a built mn12 tranny
i am running the ls7 clutch kit and im plannin to drop the tranny down to see whats going on .
what clutch can i use while keeping my ls2 clutch . ?
while doing this ill be doing the drill mod and adding the shim plate for the slave cylinder
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...n-problem.html
well today i was underneath the car and i am seeing the leak spreading troughout my oil pan.
its a 02 ls1 block with a built mn12 tranny
i am running the ls7 clutch kit and im plannin to drop the tranny down to see whats going on .
what clutch can i use while keeping my ls2 clutch . ?
while doing this ill be doing the drill mod and adding the shim plate for the slave cylinder
LS7 clutch in use here for over a year, very good street manners and holds up to road course conditions without a hitch.
edit: I see from your other post that you're running one also. Any reason you want to switch, or just checking the market?
edit: I see from your other post that you're running one also. Any reason you want to switch, or just checking the market?
il be dropping the tranny soon and thinking of re doing the clutch, Ive had the ls7 clutch for about 2 years. perfectly fine but searching the market.
Check out the RPS carbon twin disc. Carbon friction surfaces instead of organic or sintered metal.
Teching In
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Ft. Washington, Md
Getting ready to swap out my clutch. Thinking about getting the LS7 clutch kit. Should I be getting the the LS7 flywheel also and whats a good site to purchase the entire set from. I'M also considering the Tick M/C. Thanks
Teching In
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i dont know how many people know about diamond clutches, but i just put the stage 2 in my car 2 months ago and i love it. it grabs great, nice light flywheel, no chatter. it comes with everything you need. Jason is extreamly helpful with his kits. any questions or problems he will take care of you. check them out
http://www.diamondclutch.com/
http://www.diamondclutch.com/
i dont know how many people know about diamond clutches, but i just put the stage 2 in my car 2 months ago and i love it. it grabs great, nice light flywheel, no chatter. it comes with everything you need. Jason is extreamly helpful with his kits. any questions or problems he will take care of you. check them out
http://www.diamondclutch.com/
http://www.diamondclutch.com/
im still debating on a clutch
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You could also give me a shout since you were thinking of one of our kits. I would be happy to assist you and I am sure that we could provide a kit that fits your needs perfectly. Let me know. Thanks,
Im currently running the LS7 setup and I would never do it again ,its to heavy and not great for track use. +1 for diamond clutches tho.
Teching In
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Ft. Washington, Md
Which is better, srung or unsprung pp. Also has anyone tried the F1 DFX clutch? The more I search the more difficult it gets to decide. The diamond clutch sounds pretty good.
I have a 02 trans am 50k miles.
I have a 02 trans am 50k miles.
Unsprung hubs are more durable, but can be obnoxious in street conditions where you're engaging and disengaging the clutch frequently.
You don't notice how nice damper springs are until you drive a car without them.
