Various cutch kits
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Various cutch kits
I'm getting ready to buy a clutch kit and there are a lot of options out there. I've been reading some of the threads. It seems like the "Monster Stage II" highly recommended. I haven't seen much on other brands.
Any opinions on ACT, LUK, PPC, Hayes, or Exedy or any of the other clutch kits out there that are cheaper?
I have a C-5 convertible that's my daily driver and I've had it at the local drag strip a couple of times. It's pretty much stock except for Corsa exhaust and K & N air filter.
Any opinions on ACT, LUK, PPC, Hayes, or Exedy or any of the other clutch kits out there that are cheaper?
I have a C-5 convertible that's my daily driver and I've had it at the local drag strip a couple of times. It's pretty much stock except for Corsa exhaust and K & N air filter.
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I'm getting ready to buy a clutch kit and there are a lot of options out there. I've been reading some of the threads. It seems like the "Monster Stage II" highly recommended. I haven't seen much on other brands.
Any opinions on ACT, LUK, PPC, Hayes, or Exedy or any of the other clutch kits out there that are cheaper?
I have a C-5 convertible that's my daily driver and I've had it at the local drag strip a couple of times. It's pretty much stock except for Corsa exhaust and K & N air filter.
Any opinions on ACT, LUK, PPC, Hayes, or Exedy or any of the other clutch kits out there that are cheaper?
I have a C-5 convertible that's my daily driver and I've had it at the local drag strip a couple of times. It's pretty much stock except for Corsa exhaust and K & N air filter.
Ya' never know. It was the first time I've raced at a drag strip since '68 and back then it was an automatic Roadrunner. This is a whole new ball game to me. I'm lovin' it but, it will take me a lot of practice passes to get it down - My last race, I missed third gear.
