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i currently have an ls7 clutch will it hold up or do i need something stronger?

Mike@HSW

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depends on how much total horsepower your making. LS7 clutch is generally good up to 550 rwhp.

Noyzee

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spec3+ is what i run in the spray cars i do. seems good. i was going to put an ls7 in my vett, but i was talked out of it. told it probably wont hold with my set up (about 500 rwhp) i have a spec 3+ going in instead. just waiting on the flywheel

JoeyGC5

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I've ran the same Textrallia OZ700 for 4 years or so through two nitrous motors and two transmissions. I only had to swap the clutch disc when a faulty slave cylinder ruined it. Great clutch for me and is holding up real well to my 416 and 150shot.

Grifter

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https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-tr...7-nitrous.html

I ended up getting a used(2K miles) Textralia Z-Grip. I plan on running a 100 shot through it.

Noyzee

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all depends on rwhp, traction, and how you drive it.
im looking for 500+ rwhp, 315 MT drag radials and i drive it like i stole it.

nahasapeemapetalon

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NOS brand clutch would be the best choice.
Ok serisouly, I would stick with ls7 clutch and give it a try. If you have problems replace it.

99_Z_155

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I just put in a textralia and said screw it. im sick of dealing with clutches slipping/failing.

Sales2@Texas-speed

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We've had WAY too many customers complaining about their LS7 clutches in their bolt-on LS7 cars to recommend that one for much of a nitrous hit on an LS1!

We've had great success with the Monster Clutches lately. If you want to shoot me a PM on what kind of NA power and what size shot of juice you're throwing at the car, I can make you a recommendation on one of their clutches that will take care of you. They are also the only 12mo/12K mile warranties I've ever seen on racing clutches!