spec 3 or ram?
i'd go with the ram from my spec experience,but it was the regular 3 instead of the better one so it is probably a toss up between the the 3i and power grip.both should hold up well.
Mean, what kind of power are you making now...what is your goal for power in the future? I ask because this will greatly impact your clutch need. Let me know and I will happily provide info on the best options for you. Thanks,
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Verdad Gallardo A stage 3 would be fine for your application...in fact you would actually be over clutching the car with this unit but if you plan to add further modifications I say go for it. It is more on and off than a full faced disc would be but tons of folks swear by them. Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks,
As mentioned above Stage 3 would work perfectly fine for you. As a side note...does anyone hear an echo (April)...chirp, chirp, chirp...(Just kidding of course as I posted before you are welcome to contact me directly to discuss any issue that you may have). Thanks,
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i now have alot more respect for my spec 3. have contacted someone else at spec, will send back clutch so they can take a better look at it. clutch has approx 2000 miles on it. sounds like spec wants to do the right thing. first guy must have been having bad day