66chevelle510

any updates ?

FASTFATBOY

iTrader: (23)

Took the Diamond out and put a Monster 2 in, the Monster 2 seems to be the ****.

Haven't beaten on it hard yet, but I have a little.

Won't say the reason for the change other than Diamond took care of me.

I will find out when it goes to Road Atlanta on March 3-4, it get beaten up then.

huggerzz/ss

diamonds clutches are they made in china? monster clutches where are they made?

FASTFATBOY

iTrader: (23)

The Monster had a made in USA sticker on the box, but that doesnt mean anything. I am sure the "majority" of the Monster is made here.

I do like the Monster clutch, no bad things to say about the Diamond the customer service was stellar. No idea where the Diamond is made.

I have a weak left leg due to sciatic nerve problem, the Monster is very smooth.

We will see how it does when I beat it up at Road Atlanta.

gmmusclecarman

iTrader: (20)

What flywheel did you end up going with? or did you just reuse the one you had? I'm trying to figure out the best clutch for road racing. I currently have the Monster level 4 with the 28lb flywheel from my old 408. I have to admit the clutch was like butter and held up great. But im not so sure how good it would be for road racing and I definitely would like to move to a lighter flywheel.

FASTFATBOY

iTrader: (23)

I used the billet steel flywheel, it's a street car.

A buddy has a Spec3 with light wheel in his road race Camaro, 450rwhp, 3300 lbs and has been flawless. The Monster3 looks the same as the Spec3.

SNLPerformance

iTrader: (15)

Just an FYI, there's a reason the Made in the USA sticker is on the box. The only parts of a clutch kit we send out that are not made here is bearings, slaves, and alignment tools.

Enjoy that clutch!