Clutch life?
Clutch life? 
Thats a hard question to answer. It can be from 6 months/less than 10k and I have seen some go up to 100k. It all depends on the driver. The hydrolics normally go out before the clutch, which in turn causes premature clutch slippage and good by clutch. I had 56k on my T/A when I started having slippage on the stock clutch. Replaced the clutch with SPEC S1 and lasted me less than 15k before I realized my hydrolics were bad. 3 clutches later and 4 tranny drops and Im loving my LS7 set up.
On The Tree
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my stock clutch went out at 58,000 miles then replaced it with a spec stage 3+ lasted me about 2,000 miles my tranny went out switched everything including clutch slave master ect. loved the ls7 clutch for the 200 miles I got to drive it then spun a bearing
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From: Bossier city,LA barksdale AFB
15k on my ls7 clutch with 413whp! Done a few huge burnouts and it gets speed shifted almost everyday. My car is no baby 
I did got it to slip a little once when i went from a 3rd gear burnout and it didn't like me trying to go into 4th! As soon as i put it in 4th it started to slip so i let off! So after that and a cool down i drove the car home and everything is good! Stick grabs like a **** just doesn't like heat from 3 and 4th gear burnouts LOL
I did got it to slip a little once when i went from a 3rd gear burnout and it didn't like me trying to go into 4th! As soon as i put it in 4th it started to slip so i let off! So after that and a cool down i drove the car home and everything is good! Stick grabs like a **** just doesn't like heat from 3 and 4th gear burnouts LOL 
