Need help deciding on a clutch
09-14-2013, 09:14 PM
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ill also add the monster feels great,and the guys at monster were backed up at the time,but once they heard the issue a 4 week wait time got to me in 6 days,some people have had great luck with spec,thats just what happend to me,good luck man ,like i said my monster has been beyond great,not one issue
09-14-2013, 09:27 PM
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I have a Mcleod RXT and you can't even tell its there. I don't have big horsepower but clutch pedal feel is great. It doesn't chatter at all, and city driving is perfect. You can slip it, dump it, whatever. It it holds what they claim, you will love it.
09-15-2013, 12:51 AM
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A friend of mine is recommending the mcleod. big power is kind of a loose term. Im trying to push 700-800rwhp in a 2700-2800lb car. Will it hold? and that light of a car is more prone to chatter. What are your thoughts, will i have issues? I like the driving characteristics your describing. lol
09-15-2013, 01:07 AM
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Not sure about your weight level. My car is full weight. It shifts great and smooth. I love it. I'm glad I saved up and got it. I plan on having 600rwhp and from the research I have done, it shouldn't be a problem. I also got the billet steel flywheel. With your weight and engine and trans combo, you might want to contact Mcleod for recommendation.
