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Old 02-19-06, 03:42 PM
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And once again, clutch suggestions

I'm about to bolt a T2 engine to an NA tranny and need a clutch suggestion. I've been considering the Centerforce clutch, since it's suppose to have more gripping power but same drivability. What do you guys thinks?
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i've used all three and have been happy with all three ... but that's the order of my preference.
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how much power r u trying to make. centerforce is good up to 350RWHP , but the na tranny may not be. i have one for sale
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Well, this first round is just to get the MegaSquirt to work properly, so i'm not looking for above 200HP at the wheels for the moment. Once i start looking for power, i'll change the tranny.
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r u interested in a centerforce?
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This one:


Exedy Twin plate, comes with flywheel

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I have had good luck with the centerforce dual friction pressure plate, and equal luck with the racing beat street/strip pressure plate. As far as the clutch plate I have always been an avid fan of the 6 puck sprung loaded from RB. The straight six puck is way to ubrupt to use as a daily driver, unless you can tolorate it.
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Originally Posted by scathcart
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Exedy Twin plate, comes with flywheel

Wouldn't the balance of the engine be off if you used that?
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Nah. It bolts to the automatic counterweight.
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