LS7 w/ Liberty's Faceplated TKO600 - Which clutch and slave?
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LS7 w/ Liberty's Faceplated TKO600 - Which clutch and slave?
I am building a 1976 Mercedes SLC track car.
It will be street legal and will be driven to work on the occasional nice day but always less than 1,000 miles annually.
I just ordered a faceplated TKO600 from Liberty's Gears after reading a ton of information on them. A T56 was a consideration but I would never use 6th gear in this project and the fitment will be much easier with the TKO. Seeing the videos of people shifting at 6-7000RPM with no problem really sold me.
I already have a Fidanza aluminum flywheel (168-tooth) and it was balanced with my rotating assembly:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/fiz-198171/overview/
I want to run a quicktime bellhousing and want to order this ASAP:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/q...6036/overview/
Is this the correct pilot bearing?
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/nal-12557583
This is my crankshaft:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/k...1358/overview/
Which hydraulic clutch slave cylinder do you all recommend?
I know absolutely nothing about which clutch would be best for this application. I have always heard good things about Monster clutches but am open to all suggestions.
Will all these parts function together?
The motor is a 454ci ERL w/ LS3 style parts. Expecting 650HP/600FT at the crank. I am not trying to set lap records I just want an enjoyable and reliable vehicle on the track that isn't impossible to take out for a Saturday morning drive to a local car show.
Thanks for the help on this!
Here's the car:
It will be street legal and will be driven to work on the occasional nice day but always less than 1,000 miles annually.
I just ordered a faceplated TKO600 from Liberty's Gears after reading a ton of information on them. A T56 was a consideration but I would never use 6th gear in this project and the fitment will be much easier with the TKO. Seeing the videos of people shifting at 6-7000RPM with no problem really sold me.
I already have a Fidanza aluminum flywheel (168-tooth) and it was balanced with my rotating assembly:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/fiz-198171/overview/
I want to run a quicktime bellhousing and want to order this ASAP:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/q...6036/overview/
Is this the correct pilot bearing?
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/nal-12557583
This is my crankshaft:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/k...1358/overview/
Which hydraulic clutch slave cylinder do you all recommend?
I know absolutely nothing about which clutch would be best for this application. I have always heard good things about Monster clutches but am open to all suggestions.
Will all these parts function together?
The motor is a 454ci ERL w/ LS3 style parts. Expecting 650HP/600FT at the crank. I am not trying to set lap records I just want an enjoyable and reliable vehicle on the track that isn't impossible to take out for a Saturday morning drive to a local car show.
Thanks for the help on this!
Here's the car:
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It looks like this is the slave cylinder I am thinking should work:
http://tiltonracing.com/product/6000...ease-bearings/
It seems that most of the Quarter Master, Monster, and McLeod clutch systems include a flywheel. I have already spent $400 on my flywheel and would prefer to just find a compatible clutch and pressure plate. Are those companies compatible with my LS7 style flywheel?
Should I just run a GM Performance LS7 setup?
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/nal-24255748
I am wide open to options here. I assume that I will want something more aggressive than the stock LS7 but I have never driven a Z06.
What are the opinions on this twin setup?
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mcl-6921-07
http://tiltonracing.com/product/6000...ease-bearings/
It seems that most of the Quarter Master, Monster, and McLeod clutch systems include a flywheel. I have already spent $400 on my flywheel and would prefer to just find a compatible clutch and pressure plate. Are those companies compatible with my LS7 style flywheel?
Should I just run a GM Performance LS7 setup?
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/nal-24255748
I am wide open to options here. I assume that I will want something more aggressive than the stock LS7 but I have never driven a Z06.
What are the opinions on this twin setup?
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mcl-6921-07
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The flywheel that you had balanced is going to be worthless on that setup as the stock LS7 clutch will never hold that power.
You can purchase a basic LT1-S twin disc from Monster Clutch to retain stock drivability and hold that power without issue. You're going to have to use an aftermarket slave assembly for release, there are a ton of those available.
You can purchase a basic LT1-S twin disc from Monster Clutch to retain stock drivability and hold that power without issue. You're going to have to use an aftermarket slave assembly for release, there are a ton of those available.
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I like that Tilton bearing but have no first hand experience with it. I run a Quarter Master bearing with a LS7 clutch in my GTO and it works, but I like the Tilton bearing better.
Andrew
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Awesome - any experience with the RXT clutch or seen any cars with one?
I have read a great deal of your posts regarding the TKO600 - I appreciate all the information you and a few others have made available. Definitely saved me a lot of time! Your Liberty's T56 thread helped me make the decision to go with the much smaller TKO600 and faceplate it.
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Awesome - any experience with the RXT clutch or seen any cars with one?
I have read a great deal of your posts regarding the TKO600 - I appreciate all the information you and a few others have made available. Definitely saved me a lot of time! Your Liberty's T56 thread helped me make the decision to go with the much smaller TKO600 and faceplate it.
I have read a great deal of your posts regarding the TKO600 - I appreciate all the information you and a few others have made available. Definitely saved me a lot of time! Your Liberty's T56 thread helped me make the decision to go with the much smaller TKO600 and faceplate it.
Unfortunately, I have no experience with the RXT clutch.
Andrew