ls7 VS spec3+ and other questions
#1
ls7 VS spec3+ and other questions
I was pretty set on using the LS7 but a guy I know is selling a 50 mile spec 3+ and billit flywheel for a good price.
so I've been reading up on them and I hear nothing but great things about the ls7, but it can't really handle track duty? drives close to stock. great pedal feel, can be slipped, lasts a while
and i've read users have had nothing but problems with the spec clutchs, mainly the spec 3. how does the 3+ compaire,
this clutch is for a DD H/C car estimated power around 420rwhp maybe more. but I want good drivablity and not fight the clutch. I don't see much or any bumper to bumper. I do drive spiritly, burning threw gears is a plus lol. I may only take it to the track a few times a year, but i'll be beating the **** out of the car then and I don't want a clutch to glaze over with big drops.
I also don't have much money to waste and im nervous about picking up the right clutch.
also I crossed over the GM numbers for the slave and master cylinder to raybestus/united parts. I can get them ALOT cheaper threw a place I know, then the GM stuff. anybody ever use them? Or is this something I should just stick with GM?
so I've been reading up on them and I hear nothing but great things about the ls7, but it can't really handle track duty? drives close to stock. great pedal feel, can be slipped, lasts a while
and i've read users have had nothing but problems with the spec clutchs, mainly the spec 3. how does the 3+ compaire,
this clutch is for a DD H/C car estimated power around 420rwhp maybe more. but I want good drivablity and not fight the clutch. I don't see much or any bumper to bumper. I do drive spiritly, burning threw gears is a plus lol. I may only take it to the track a few times a year, but i'll be beating the **** out of the car then and I don't want a clutch to glaze over with big drops.
I also don't have much money to waste and im nervous about picking up the right clutch.
also I crossed over the GM numbers for the slave and master cylinder to raybestus/united parts. I can get them ALOT cheaper threw a place I know, then the GM stuff. anybody ever use them? Or is this something I should just stick with GM?
#2
well, they are both good clutches. i have the Ls7/Ls2 set-up, my good friend has the Spec 3+ with basically the same mods i do(see sig), we are both just under 400whp n/a. both of the clutches are holding up pretty damn well, although i havent sprayed on mine yet. its going to come down to what you like more, a soft pedal(Ls7) or a stiff pedal(Spec 3+). the Spec 3+ will also hold more power then the Ls7. but as long as you under 450whp you should be good with either one.
#5
Originally Posted by slick1851
I would say LS7 for a real every day driver etc....Its a GM product...and made to take 505 hp from the ZO6 and last a decent amount of time....
I have a Spec3 in my car and have loved it. I too am trying to decide b/t an LS7 and another Spec. The main reason I love this spec is b/c of the stiff clutch. For some reason, i looove it. it feels like you're doing something. 50+k miles and 2+ years of use
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Originally Posted by slick1851
I would say LS7 for a real every day driver etc....Its a GM product...and made to take 505 hp from the ZO6 and last a decent amount of time....
My only gripe with that train of thought is that a new ZO6 weighs a hell of a lot less than a Fbody. That clutch was designed for a lightweight car and putting it in a heavy fbody will change its charachteristics drastically. Expecially when it comes to long term durability.