Looking for clutch recommendations please!
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 1999
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From: Phoenix AZ
Looking for clutch recommendations please!
I am in the process of putting a new eingine in my car and am looking for a clutch that will hold around 600FWHP. I had a SPEC stage III clutch that lasted pretty good, I never had any problems with it, but the flywheel just looks a little worn to use for the new engine.
I would like to have another aluminum flywheel if I can. Has anyone had any experiences with McLeoud (sp?) Street-twin clutch systems? Also, where would be a good place to get one for a decent price? Thanks in advance!!
Jay
EDIT: forgot to mention, this is an LT4 based engine
I would like to have another aluminum flywheel if I can. Has anyone had any experiences with McLeoud (sp?) Street-twin clutch systems? Also, where would be a good place to get one for a decent price? Thanks in advance!!
Jay
EDIT: forgot to mention, this is an LT4 based engine
Pro
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From: Flushing NY
Jay
I have a street twin if your interested was installed and ended up to be overkill so I went to a cf dual friction and flywheel
street twin has billet flywheel and new discs and hydraulic to bearing
I am missing some hydraulic lines and mc misplaced when I moved..
"For some reason it doesnt look like the ones I see that go in our vettes normally it has 3 fingers and looks super heavy duty maybe cause of to bearing? have pics somewhere if interested make offer its just taking up shelf space."
Alan
I have a street twin if your interested was installed and ended up to be overkill so I went to a cf dual friction and flywheel
street twin has billet flywheel and new discs and hydraulic to bearing
I am missing some hydraulic lines and mc misplaced when I moved..
"For some reason it doesnt look like the ones I see that go in our vettes normally it has 3 fingers and looks super heavy duty maybe cause of to bearing? have pics somewhere if interested make offer its just taking up shelf space."
Alan
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From: Lake Wylie SC
Originally Posted by Zix
I am in the process of putting a new eingine in my car and am looking for a clutch that will hold around 600FWHP. I had a SPEC stage III clutch that lasted pretty good, I never had any problems with it, but the flywheel just looks a little worn to use for the new engine.
I would like to have another aluminum flywheel if I can. Has anyone had any experiences with McLeoud (sp?) Street-twin clutch systems? Also, where would be a good place to get one for a decent price? Thanks in advance!!
Jay
EDIT: forgot to mention, this is an LT4 based engine
I would like to have another aluminum flywheel if I can. Has anyone had any experiences with McLeoud (sp?) Street-twin clutch systems? Also, where would be a good place to get one for a decent price? Thanks in advance!!
Jay
EDIT: forgot to mention, this is an LT4 based engine
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 1999
Posts: 8,683
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From: Phoenix AZ
Originally Posted by C4396roadster
Jay
I have a street twin if your interested was installed and ended up to be overkill so I went to a cf dual friction and flywheel
street twin has billet flywheel and new discs and hydraulic to bearing
I am missing some hydraulic lines and mc misplaced when I moved..
"For some reason it doesnt look like the ones I see that go in our vettes normally it has 3 fingers and looks super heavy duty maybe cause of to bearing? have pics somewhere if interested make offer its just taking up shelf space."
Alan
I have a street twin if your interested was installed and ended up to be overkill so I went to a cf dual friction and flywheel
street twin has billet flywheel and new discs and hydraulic to bearing
I am missing some hydraulic lines and mc misplaced when I moved..
"For some reason it doesnt look like the ones I see that go in our vettes normally it has 3 fingers and looks super heavy duty maybe cause of to bearing? have pics somewhere if interested make offer its just taking up shelf space."
Alan
