Centerforce Dual Friction

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95StangMan

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I was wondering if anyone here had the centerforce dual friction clutch. i hear it is a awsome clutch but is it really worth the money on a pretty much stock car?

 

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Pennywise2

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The Centerforce Dual Friction clutch is one of the best clutches
you can put on your car.I will be getting a Centerforce DF clutch
when my stock OEM clutch bites the dust!

 

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RAZRS EDGE

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Centerforce DFX or RamHD

Only two worth buying IMO.

 

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Pennywise2

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Where can the Centerforce DFX clutch be found?
Anyone know some places? Thanks.

 

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RAZRS EDGE

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Pennywise2 said:

Where can the Centerforce DFX clutch be found?
Anyone know some places? Thanks.

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www.lethalperformance.com

Have some of the best prices around.Ask for Matt

 

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Pennywise2

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RAZRS EDGE said:

www.lethalperformance.com

Have some of the best prices around.Ask for Matt

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Thanks for the quick reply I will be replacing my stock OEM clutch
soon.

 

Dan_Soprano

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RAZRS EDGE said:

www.lethalperformance.com

Have some of the best prices around.Ask for Matt

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+1, Matt, Armando, or Jared!!

 

AmericanThunder

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95StangMan said:

I was wondering if anyone here had the centerforce dual friction clutch. i hear it is a awsome clutch but is it really worth the money on a pretty much stock car?

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Why do you need a Dual disk on a pretty much stock car? Is it the Trick Factor? If your laying the ground work for some monster engine I see the point. But if the car is always going to make less than 500hp why not just upgrade your single disk setup and use the money that you would have spent on a duel setup somwhere else?

 

ljinx23

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the dual friction and dfx are single discs, and the weights make for an easier pedal feel than most clutches. what happens is as you build rpm they slide down the clutch and increase clamping pressure, giving you the best of both worlds.

 

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97 cobra svt

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I use the centerforce dfc and I like it have had no problems and the clutch pedal is still as lite as my stock clutch was . Ow ya I make alot of passes down the 1/8 & 1/4 mile leaving on the mat with no problems yet

 

BensBACobra

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97 cobra svt said:

I use the centerforce dfc and I like it have had no problems and the clutch pedal is still as lite as my stock clutch was . Ow ya I make alot of passes down the 1/8 & 1/4 mile leaving on the mat with no problems yet

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thats encouraging for me, i just bought a CDF and FRPP ALum. DS... hope to put them both in soon.

 

Mr No Stang

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Pennywise2 said:

Where can the Centerforce DFX clutch be found?
Anyone know some places? Thanks.

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Give Mark at LFP a call. If you are a Modularfords or SVTperformance member, make sure you mention it to him. I just got a killer deal on a DFX complete kit, and I will say he had the best price I could find. Best of luck.

http://www.lightningforceperformance.com/index.php