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Old Dec 30, 2009 | 08:54 PM
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hey guys neeed some quik input on deciding on a clutch for my Z

just bout to rap up a 408 small block install huge cam

i was wondering what clutches would be best for streetability

i was thinking a spec 3+ but was told that might be a little rough on the start being a 6 puck i think?

quik stats on the build to give ya an idea of power etc

408ci
TF 235cc CNC heads
234/242 615/616 on a 111 LSA
and 100shot wet kit on top
headers etc


thanks guys need input pretty quickly
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Old Dec 31, 2009 | 12:26 AM
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youre misinformed...spec 3+ is a full disk
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Old Dec 31, 2009 | 12:39 AM
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I went with the Monster stage 4 with the billet stell flywheel. I'm doing all of my hydraulics and arp bolts while I'm in there. I'll let you know how it drives. It's a 6 puck setup.
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Old Dec 31, 2009 | 04:38 AM
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yea thats why i came here cause i really dont know

iv heard its a good clutch to go with so hopefully u guys can help me decide

thanks
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Old Dec 31, 2009 | 11:05 AM
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the spec3+ would be the minimum i would go...youre gonna make big power and big tq...look into a twin disk....RPS is the flavor of the month...i run a spec twin disk without issue its rated at 1395lbs of tq...not bad at all on the street...went 10s with my na 346 z06 the other day slipping it from a 4000 launch....it has a very short engagement window making it tough to slip at the track but it's doable...this spec twin WILL hold there are lots out there with broken parts to prove this
stay away from textralia
if you go monster...do minimum level 5 at your power output...monsters soon coming out with a twin you may want to look into
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Old Dec 31, 2009 | 11:06 AM
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obi05rp just noticed youre in wilmington...im in goldsboro
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Old Dec 31, 2009 | 11:07 AM
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ok reread your post...youre looking for streetability? is this a street car? going to the track? if its a street car you have no need for a 100 shot unless you just like spinning tires. On motor and on the street a LS7 clutch will meet your needs...but not at the track nor the 100 shot...all gonna come down to is give and take streetability vs holding power vs what youre gonna use the car for
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Originally Posted by obi05rp
hey guys neeed some quik input on deciding on a clutch for my Z

just bout to rap up a 408 small block install huge cam

i was wondering what clutches would be best for streetability

i was thinking a spec 3+ but was told that might be a little rough on the start being a 6 puck i think?

quik stats on the build to give ya an idea of power etc

408ci
TF 235cc CNC heads
234/242 615/616 on a 111 LSA
and 100shot wet kit on top
headers etc


thanks guys need input pretty quickly
Reply
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Old Jan 6, 2010 | 01:36 AM
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the car is going to be a street car, and see some track time


i ended up going with the spec 3+

im going with a progressive timer on the nitrous so it will be kicked mid rpm and knocked off before redline, doubt i will be spraying anytime soon since i have to break the motor in and well its been cold as **** out lately

car shuld be done thursday i appreciate all your feedback


and yes i am down in wilmington
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