wich clutch is the best to put in or will last the longest i am tired of using cheesy clutchs that were out quick. and what flywheel should i use steel or aluminim and should i use the same brand flywheel as the clutch i am going to use?
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clutch and flywheel
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i know that centerforce clutches are highly recommended, but also highly $$$
i have been told that a good performance clutch that doesnt cost as much is the Luk Pro Gold series, which is what i will go with when it comes time for the 465/205 swap
as for flywheel, aluminum cost big $, will save you about 18-20 lbs
so... only recommended if you are trying to save every once you can
i have been told that a good performance clutch that doesnt cost as much is the Luk Pro Gold series, which is what i will go with when it comes time for the 465/205 swap
as for flywheel, aluminum cost big $, will save you about 18-20 lbs
so... only recommended if you are trying to save every once you can
sean'schevy
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ill second the Luk pro gold. I asked around and thats what most suggested when i needed a new clutch. After ive been wheeling with it for a while now and driving it I am definitly happy with it.
Poohbair
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Back in the day, Centerforce clutches used to be all the rage... from what I understand now you are just buying the name and they aren't worth a $hit. Lots of guys at the drag strip stay FAR away from them because they have trouble w/ them coming apart, and I know from personal experience w/ my dads Cuda' that the Centerforce we stuck in that lasted about 200 miles.
I stuck a RAM clutch in my rig (like 120 bucks) from Jeg's I think and I have never had any trouble w/ it... and I am not exactly easy on my clutch. It has been slipped, abused, filled w/ water and mud, etc... and still keeps on tickin' like the day I installed it.
I stuck a RAM clutch in my rig (like 120 bucks) from Jeg's I think and I have never had any trouble w/ it... and I am not exactly easy on my clutch. It has been slipped, abused, filled w/ water and mud, etc... and still keeps on tickin' like the day I installed it.
