Turbo clutch options?
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Turbo clutch options?
hows it goings guys, well i have been looking around for clutches cause my wimpy stock clutch is dying along with the transmission due the the horses im pushing (480rwhp atm) and transmission is getting taken care off my problem is i need a badass clutch but at a great price cause im a college student and cant afford around grand in a clutch. i need the works! flywheel, slave, clutch kit with pressure plate and all! i was considering a ls7 clutch but im planning on putting a single turbo on the car and turning into my weekend toy instead of my daily (gas is killing me) but i will take it to the track a few times but its not gonna be mainly a track car. i dont know if the ls7 will fit my needs but i have a few people i know that bought f1 racing clutches and are running strong with them! i have seen this kit on ebay and didnt know if it would be good cause for the money it comes with literally everything i need but i dont know how reliable it will be cause the car is expected to make 650rwhp+ but thats still a gamble. is this clutch reliable if not does anyone have any good clutches that are and are within the f1 racing price range or a little bit more?
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/F1-STAGE-3-C...ht_3382wt_1271
THANKS!!!!!!!!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/F1-STAGE-3-C...ht_3382wt_1271
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LS7 wont last once you turbo it, too much torque and power in a heavier car then what it was designed for. Dont get me wrong they can take a ton of abuse just not what youll put it through. I would pony up the money for a good twin disc like Mcleod's RXT. Do it once and dont worry about it anymore.
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thanks for the reply! and very true thats why i want to build it all new instead of piecing new and old together i want to look into the mcleods my buddy owns a dyno shop and he always puts those on vipers and badass cars would u have a link to it?
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If you don't want to buy our stuff then it's your call, but it's a horrible idea to bank on a used clutch.
As far as the OP, he's looking at Ebay F1 Racing stuff so he's obviously on a budget. I'm going to recommend one of our units because he's going to get a complete package that will support his needs and also includes a one year warranty - regardless of how he drives it.
Hopefully this clears it up, I apologize for not being more clear with my previous statement.
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I see, now moving on. I like your twin clutches I just saw a thread and I like the 2 year warranty with your product. Looks like I'm going to try your twin stage 2 after I get stuff sorted out.
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thinking of going with the ACT HD clutch looks mean and ive heard good about themwhat do you guys think? mcleod dont think i can save up enough in time to install that or i would! lol heres the link though.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/320938243902...ht_6022wt_1088
http://www.ebay.com/itm/320938243902...ht_6022wt_1088
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Ive an ACT twin in my car, and have used the single plates on some Subarus. They do make pretty good clutches, wouldnt have any hesitation recommending one.
I opted for the twin organic though. It truly does drive like stock, just a heavier pedal.
I opted for the twin organic though. It truly does drive like stock, just a heavier pedal.