LS7 or Monster??
10-30-2013, 04:37 PM
#22
Had both a Monster Level 2 and an LS7 on my Bolt-On car. I liked the Monster at first and it shifted well, but it fell apart sooner than I'd have liked it to. Switched to the LS7 and cut 1.6x 60's and shifted flawlessly, didn't have any problems with it.
12-16-2013, 02:41 AM
#23
Right now I have an LS7 clutch in my car w/ factory hurst shift. It is very notchy and is not very smooth from gear to gear. Pedal has good pressure but it engages a lot closer to the floor than my V6 daily driver (97 Firebird). I have 3.73 gears with a MS4 cam and have to use a lot of clutch to have a smooth start at slow speeds. I'm buying one of the Tick Performance Master Cylinders w/ a speed bleeder line and GM Slave. I'm hoping this helps but I feel that the LS7 is not a very good clutch from what I'm reading. I think I am going to upgrade to a Monster Level 2 w/ above mentioned hydraulics and hope that fixes the problem. Sometimes its hard to get into gear and then sometime its not which leads me to believe that its a clutch issue. Seems others are having the same notchy feeling from gear to gear w/ the LS7 clutch.
12-17-2013, 06:56 PM
#24
TECH Fanatic
Right now I have an LS7 clutch in my car w/ factory hurst shift. It is very notchy and is not very smooth from gear to gear. Pedal has good pressure but it engages a lot closer to the floor than my V6 daily driver (97 Firebird). I have 3.73 gears with a MS4 cam and have to use a lot of clutch to have a smooth start at slow speeds. I'm buying one of the Tick Performance Master Cylinders w/ a speed bleeder line and GM Slave. I'm hoping this helps but I feel that the LS7 is not a very good clutch from what I'm reading. I think I am going to upgrade to a Monster Level 2 w/ above mentioned hydraulics and hope that fixes the problem. Sometimes its hard to get into gear and then sometime its not which leads me to believe that its a clutch issue. Seems others are having the same notchy feeling from gear to gear w/ the LS7 clutch.
