Blazin95

The chevy dealership in my area says i can't put an ls7 clutch in my 02 ss camaro but other people i know said i could

can it be done and if so what all does it take to make it work

therobman

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need a ls7 clutch and pp and a ls2 flywheel the ls7 clutch will not work with a ls1 flywheel

Camaro_94

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Yeah, you'll need a whole kit. I had one in my 02 SS and loved it. The kit doesnt come with a slave cylinder though (FYI).

SPEC-01

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In all honesty, as great as folks make the LS7 unit out to be it is a stock clutch that still uses the less than ideal SAC-type ratcheting pressure-plate. For the money you could get a great Aftermarket clutch and flywheel that will give you better torque capacity and performance while eliminating the SAC pressure-plate at the same time. Our Stage 1 has higher torque holding abilities than the LS7 unit and it would still provide great drivability and easy use. Check out the link below for more details and let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks,

http://www.specclutch.com/cars/Chevy/Camaro/2002/Single

Empatho

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I have an ls7 clutch on my z28 and it feels great. I got the kit from the ws6 store.

donkey mule

IMHO if you plan on ever taking it to the track and are making any kind of power I would not advise getting the LS7 clutch. If you are just keeping on the street it will work fine.

DietCoke

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Works fine with any LS2 flywheel, or an LS3 wheel from a 2010-11 camaro (vette wheels dont work).

AiDRocks

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I have LS7 in my 99 WS6. So far so good. You have to purchase the whole kit.

therealcreeper

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