What clutch should I buy?
What clutch should I buy? I'm going to get a new clutch as the one in the car is burnt up and feels stock but was told when I bought te car that it was a spec stage three clutch.
I've heard the ls7 clutch and ls2 flywheel is a good combo or shld I just go with one of the sponsors kits. What else do you reccomend I do like slave cylinder, throw out bearing, etc
tonight it started griding when I tried putting it in fourth. Is the clutch jay gone or is there chance I bent a fork?
I've heard the ls7 clutch and ls2 flywheel is a good combo or shld I just go with one of the sponsors kits. What else do you reccomend I do like slave cylinder, throw out bearing, etc
tonight it started griding when I tried putting it in fourth. Is the clutch jay gone or is there chance I bent a fork?
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Get a stage 2-3 monster clutch depending the power your making. I believe the kit comes with slave and throw out bearing. The Monster clutch's pedal feels like stock
Also I would do a Tick master cyl and speed bleeder.
Also I would do a Tick master cyl and speed bleeder.
If you are looking for a clutch for your 2000 T/A in your signature I would probably go with a Monster Level 3. It seems like you are getting the car ready for some drag strip racing, so you will need something that can stand up to that kind of a beating.
Give me a call and I will be glad to answer any questions you may have and get a unit coming your way!
Matt
817-750-2000
Give me a call and I will be glad to answer any questions you may have and get a unit coming your way!
Matt
817-750-2000
Go with a Diamond Stage 2 or Stage 3. If youre looking for more of a street/strip setup and are making 600hp or less, then go with the Stage 2. If youre planning to dump the clutch and launch your car on a regular basis, get the Stage 3. It's best to get the clutch that matches your driving plans for your car. Bigger isn't always better. Right now I'm giving $70 off any complete kit and free shipping. www.diamondclutch.com
Stay away from the LS7 set-up, trust me once I get mine out I'll never run one again. They are alright for low power & with stock hydrolics but eventually the adjustable pressure plate will screw you, trust me.
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I have a JG truck with a built 370 making 500whp. It currently has a LS7 clutch setup and it started slipping today. What is the best clutch kit for a 4000lb truck that gets driven with NO MERCY....I plan on lots of wheels up launches.
Does Monster make a clutch for the LS2 flywheel? Need to BUY the RIGHT clutch SOON!!!! Or should I buy the flywheel and all from Monster? 28 or 18lb better for a truck????
Last edited by midevil1; Feb 9, 2011 at 05:13 PM.
You can certainly opt for one of our seven offerings, all of which provide higher capacity and a better performance oriented design than the stock LS2 or LS7 unit. Let me know if you have any questions about our offerings and I will be more than happy to assist you. Thanks,
I actually came across some old inventory of 23lb (stock weight) billet flywheels. The Stage 2 Clutch (dual friction) kit is normally $409. I'll just charge you $160 for the flywheel (normally $275), and throw in free shipping. Total would be $569 shipped. Do a search here for Diamond Clutch and you'll find nothing but good reviews. Check sig for websites and contact info..
I've been around these cars a LONG time and have driven just about all the single disk clutches out there. I wouldn't own anything but a Monster clutch for a street car,,, period.
Mike
Mike
I bet if you were to drive a diamond clutch, and you would add that to your list too. I can't think of any way it could drive any better. It drives nicer than even the stock replacement clutch I had in my car for a while.
I actually came across some old inventory of 23lb (stock weight) billet flywheels. The Stage 2 Clutch (dual friction) kit is normally $409. I'll just charge you $160 for the flywheel (normally $275), and throw in free shipping. Total would be $569 shipped. Do a search here for Diamond Clutch and you'll find nothing but good reviews. Check sig for websites and contact info..
