clutch
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Racer
Joined: Feb 2014
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From: SARNIA ONTARIO
clutch
I'm just finishing up build on small block rebuild, had it done. Motor is bored out 60 and has mild cam with aluminum intake it isn't going on any track just for cruising don't want to go overboard on clutch can anyone offer advice on what I should purchase. Thanks Phil
Drifting
Joined: Nov 2013
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From: Scottsdale Arizona
I bought a McLeod Super Street Pro clutch kit from Summit Racing a while back for my BB. It came with the disc, pressure plate and throw out bearing. $ 300 with free shipping. Not bad really. You could spend less depending on what you need.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Great Plains Iowa
For ordinary street driving an ordinary clutch kit is all you need. About $150-$175 and available from any auto parts store. No sense in buying a brand name with a fancy paint job for double the cost. when its made using the same parts from the same suppliers.
As the new parts are so inexpensive I don't think anyone bothers to rebuild them any more; especially with China making most everything now days. I bought a new AC Delco wiper relay 2 weeks ago and it came in a small box marked "Made In China" which was in a slightly larger box marked "AC Delco".
Le Mans Master
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From: Fernandina Beach FL
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Here's a good read on clutches- By Lars-
He recommends the McLeod Street Pro- and explains why
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...and-specs.html
He recommends the McLeod Street Pro- and explains why
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...and-specs.html
Team Owner
Joined: Apr 1999
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From: Reno Nevada
2024 C3 of the Year Finalist- Modified
sachs has one of the best single disk that can take on big power and my 120 pound wife can drive it.
I have the 11 inch model with a 11.5 pound 168 tooth aluminum
I have the 11 inch model with a 11.5 pound 168 tooth aluminum
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Palmdale CA
For ordinary street driving an ordinary clutch kit is all you need. About $150-$175 and available from any auto parts store. No sense in buying a brand name with a fancy paint job for double the cost. when its made using the same parts from the same suppliers.
As the new parts are so inexpensive I don't think anyone bothers to rebuild them any more; especially with China making most everything now days. I bought a new AC Delco wiper relay 2 weeks ago and it came in a small box marked "Made In China" which was in a slightly larger box marked "AC Delco".
As the new parts are so inexpensive I don't think anyone bothers to rebuild them any more; especially with China making most everything now days. I bought a new AC Delco wiper relay 2 weeks ago and it came in a small box marked "Made In China" which was in a slightly larger box marked "AC Delco".
"No sense in buying a brand name with a fancy paint job for double the cost. when its made using the same parts from the same suppliers."
Factory Replacement Clutch:
Mcleod Clutch:
It's more than just 'paint', the 'same parts' and a 'fancy name'. These are designed for hard, extended use and abuse and will outlast a factory clutch by a good measure.
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