Monster stage 3 clutch
09-01-2010, 05:26 PM
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Monster stage 3 clutch Just ordered my clutch for my camaro finally. Gonna be replacing my spec clutch for a monster clutch stage 3. Ordered one cause I been reading up on here and seeing good reviews about it.
What yall think about monster clutch and what stage do you have?
What yall think about monster clutch and what stage do you have?
09-01-2010, 06:05 PM
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Just got mine ordered level 3 too. I'll be replacing a stock clutch. I haven't really heard anything bad about any Monster clutches. I'm not sure if my clutch is slipping but I have a feeling it is. Even with a Tick MC, shifting from 1-2-3-4 my clutch pedal sticks on the 3-4 shift. Let us know how it feels once you get yours installed.
09-02-2010, 02:20 PM
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I absolutely love the Monster Clutch Stage III, no slips trips or falls!!! LOL I had a SPEC Stage III in my car prior to the Monster and it was a super clutch and performed flawlessly. It's just when i went through my tranny rebuild i decided to go with Monster due to all the good reviews to see for myself. To me they both make awesome clutches. Good luck with your Monsters!!!
09-02-2010, 03:02 PM
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I have the Monster stg 3 with tick master cylinder. It doesn't chatter or give me any problems at all...except it squeals every time I let out the clutch. Its like there is a glaze over it from daily driving the car a few times. I was told to just do a couple burnouts and launches and it would go away. It has not gone away no matter what I do. Kind of embarrassing when you take off from a public area and everyone thinks your car is a shitbox squeaker. lol
pros: easy to drive, holds big power, shifts quick
cons: squeals like a pig getting its ***** chopped off.
pros: easy to drive, holds big power, shifts quick
cons: squeals like a pig getting its ***** chopped off.
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09-05-2010, 09:55 AM
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i love my monster III.like stated above it does seem to squeal a little when i back it out of my shop but i never notice it after that.mine gets 80% street duty and i only get it out to race and it holds my 441rwhp 550rwtq with ease.
09-05-2010, 10:15 AM
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I have the Monster stg 3 with tick master cylinder. It doesn't chatter or give me any problems at all...except it squeals every time I let out the clutch. Its like there is a glaze over it from daily driving the car a few times. I was told to just do a couple burnouts and launches and it would go away. It has not gone away no matter what I do. Kind of embarrassing when you take off from a public area and everyone thinks your car is a shitbox squeaker. lol
pros: easy to drive, holds big power, shifts quick
cons: squeals like a pig getting its ***** chopped off.
pros: easy to drive, holds big power, shifts quick
cons: squeals like a pig getting its ***** chopped off.
09-06-2010, 08:06 PM
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I too have a monster clutch stage 3...and i love it! When i beat on here she quits squealing. Daily drivin and being easy feels damn near stock! Holds the power just fine!
09-07-2010, 11:10 AM
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Ive had the stage 3 and Tick MC in my car for over a year now, still holding strong. Mine does squeal tho when taking off from a dead start, just started doing it about a month or so ago.
09-07-2010, 11:37 PM
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We install Stage 3 Monster's the most out of any level. Theyre awesome and built well. Installs and straight forward with no shimming or messing around needed.
Just install, torque, bleed and go!
We're gearing up to have a sale here pretty soon, if anyone needs something let your sponsors know!
Just install, torque, bleed and go!
We're gearing up to have a sale here pretty soon, if anyone needs something let your sponsors know!
09-08-2010, 06:29 PM
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Thinking bout getting a monster clutch soon but have a few questions. I was looking at a stage 2 I only go to the track 2 a year or so and the car only has bolt-ons. Should i get a stage 3 instead. Also should i get a chromoly flywheel or the billet steel one?
09-09-2010, 07:05 AM
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I would get the stage 3 with the full weight flywheel. I love my chromemoly one but it's not as user friendly as a heavier flywheel. You kind of have to treat it like an on off clutch.
09-09-2010, 10:01 AM
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mmm i disagree just lil bit. I have the chromemoly in mine as well. I slip the cluctch just fine.
