Another Clutch/Master/Slave Cyl. Thread.... Plz HELP!
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Ok... I know there are a LOT of threads out there talking about what's good what's not - concerning Clutches, Master Cylinders, and Slave Cylinders. I know it's mostly preference BUT I would like some input from people who know more about this stuff than I do. My situation is this: I don't plan on making more than 400 RWHP for as long as I own this clutch. I want it to last long and take punishment - lots of dumping and the occasional side-step. Streetability is not something I'm extremely worried about - as long as it doesn't make the car annoying to drive, I don't mind a little jerkyness from the cluch engageing. However, price IS VERY important. I have quite a bit to do to this car just to keep it running well and I have a very tight budget... but I will take quality over affordability. I've heard horror stories about Spec Stage 3 clutches which were originally what I was going to get.. from what I've read RAM VDS clutches have an awesome track record but are very expensive. Maby one of the Powergrip HD clutches???. Would a McLeod Clutch/Master combo work well along with a 01 slave? What's a good, reliable way to go? This car is my daily driver but I do enjoy romping on it occasionally - I do have a nasty habit of dumping the clutch almost every time I drive it. THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!
P.S. I'd REALLY appreciate it if someone would let me in on who has the best deals on clutches/master/slave cylinders!
P.S. I'd REALLY appreciate it if someone would let me in on who has the best deals on clutches/master/slave cylinders!
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Thanks. I think I'm gonna go that rout for now since I'm not gonna be putting out much HP... also, are hydraulics a must? How much of a difference do they make?
And, McLeod Adjustable Masters are a bit expensive for me... are there any good adjustables that work well with a Z06 clutch and 01 slave? Thx!
And, McLeod Adjustable Masters are a bit expensive for me... are there any good adjustables that work well with a Z06 clutch and 01 slave? Thx!
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Ram makes an adjustable stock one. Lots of sponsors here also have stock converted to adjustable masters. I would look at another clutch if 400 RWHP is your goal. For the same money you could get a ram or McLeod disc pressure plate clutch set. They would hold up far better than the ole LS6 clutch. Specially hard driving & clutch dumps.
You can make almost any clutch work w/ the slave, I just recommend an adjustable master cylinder, be it a stock converted one or the McLeod.
You can make almost any clutch work w/ the slave, I just recommend an adjustable master cylinder, be it a stock converted one or the McLeod.
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Originally Posted by wrencher
Ram makes an adjustable stock one. Lots of sponsors here also have stock converted to adjustable masters. I would look at another clutch if 400 RWHP is your goal. For the same money you could get a ram or McLeod disc pressure plate clutch set. They would hold up far better than the ole LS6 clutch. Specially hard driving & clutch dumps.
You can make almost any clutch work w/ the slave, I just recommend an adjustable master cylinder, be it a stock converted one or the McLeod.
You can make almost any clutch work w/ the slave, I just recommend an adjustable master cylinder, be it a stock converted one or the McLeod.