centerforce clutches
#1
centerforce clutches
i was wondering if anyone here had any experience with centerforce clutches? i would be able to get one from a friend, never used, for a good price. however my concern is that it might be too much for my application.
i've got a 2002 bolt on GT with a racing springs/suspension. my clutch does need to be replaced soon, but i don't know if this one is going to be too hard and too rough for a car that drives new york city streets 99% of the time. it is a daily driver, and i hear the centerforce grabs quick and does not slip much.
any input is appreciated.
i've got a 2002 bolt on GT with a racing springs/suspension. my clutch does need to be replaced soon, but i don't know if this one is going to be too hard and too rough for a car that drives new york city streets 99% of the time. it is a daily driver, and i hear the centerforce grabs quick and does not slip much.
any input is appreciated.
#3
Depends on what clutch it is. They make some nice units and some hardcore stuff that would suck on a daily driver. Nothing is worse then an over clutched car that sucks to drive. Case in point friend has Spec Stage 3 in a bolt on Ls1 and its way to much clutch and sucks to daily drive for him.
#4
Depends on what clutch it is. They make some nice units and some hardcore stuff that would suck on a daily driver. Nothing is worse then an over clutched car that sucks to drive. Case in point friend has Spec Stage 3 in a bolt on Ls1 and its way to much clutch and sucks to daily drive for him.
#9
yeah, going with the spec 2 clutch because it's good for a power adder later. hopefully going to go with a kenne bell in a year or two
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