still a little confused...
09-24-2006, 12:20 PM
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still a little confused... so im trying to decide on a new clutch but i still dont know which one.
My car is a daily driver and sees the track 3-4 times a month, but mostly on street tires. I want a clutch that will behave on the street but still hold the power im throwing at it and more. What clutch can be a good daily driver and hold up to 550rwhp?
i am spraying a 100 shot now, but may up it to 150 in the future.
I have been looking at the LS7 clutch but im not sure how much power it will hold.
The RAM HD clutch looks good but i hear its not good for daily driving.
I've heard good and bad things about the SPEC 3, but dont want to find out the hard way.
is there a specific one you would go with with my application?
My car is a daily driver and sees the track 3-4 times a month, but mostly on street tires. I want a clutch that will behave on the street but still hold the power im throwing at it and more. What clutch can be a good daily driver and hold up to 550rwhp?
i am spraying a 100 shot now, but may up it to 150 in the future.
I have been looking at the LS7 clutch but im not sure how much power it will hold.
The RAM HD clutch looks good but i hear its not good for daily driving.
I've heard good and bad things about the SPEC 3, but dont want to find out the hard way.
is there a specific one you would go with with my application?
09-25-2006, 08:29 AM
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Spec 3+ here and loving it! I would suggest this clutch, but if you have problems out of it then don't complain to me. 
I think the Spec clutches are a matter of opinion. I mean they have good pedal feel, grab hard, they can be slipped......but some people say they chatter and don't last long. All this is just a matter of opinion. It's hard to get the best of both worlds, unless you spend $1100 on a textralia.
I think the Spec clutches are a matter of opinion. I mean they have good pedal feel, grab hard, they can be slipped......but some people say they chatter and don't last long. All this is just a matter of opinion. It's hard to get the best of both worlds, unless you spend $1100 on a textralia.
09-25-2006, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by TeEnAgE pHeNoM
Spec 3+ here and loving it! I would suggest this clutch, but if you have problems out of it then don't complain to me. I think the Spec clutches are a matter of opinion. I mean they have good pedal feel, grab hard, they can be slipped......but some people say they chatter and don't last long. All this is just a matter of opinion. It's hard to get the best of both worlds, unless you spend $1100 on a textralia.
I think the Spec clutches are a matter of opinion. I mean they have good pedal feel, grab hard, they can be slipped......but some people say they chatter and don't last long. All this is just a matter of opinion. It's hard to get the best of both worlds, unless you spend $1100 on a textralia.