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873Stang

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so what is a good name long lasting clutch, and what material is it made of??


so many to name
hays
spec
zoom
fidanza
canter force
ram
ford racing
........the list goes on, so whats something good?
 
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Iam guessing whatever you are looking for its going in the rig listed in your sig. In that case just about anything would work. A king cobra clutch like it already looks like you have should work fine but do you have bigger plans? Iam switching from a junk centerforce DF to Ram 900 series powergrip over the winter if that says something
 

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plans yes but not for awhile, i dont really want another king cobra but yea its all stock so i know i dont need any thing big but i was thinking of kevlar clutch
 

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I had a Zoom Kevlar and hated it went through 2 of em. I switched to Ram Powrgrip love it and pedal isn't bad either. I also use a Hays Street Metallic on the blower car works excellent but has a bit of chatter on engagement when street driving due to the metallic pads.
 

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Im running the Spec Stage II...and I will never go with another clutch again. I love this thing. It grips like CRAZY and puts up with a lot of abuse. The pedal action is extremely precise unlike all the ford racing clutches. The pedal effort is a little heavy...but not enough to bother me. Just get a good adjustable quadrant, and a quality cable and you should be good!
 

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I'm using a ram clutch and everyone who I've let drive it bitches about how hard the clutch is. So I'd suggest driving a few cars and seeing how you like your pedal to feel.
 

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centerforce dual friction is what i have and its doing good so far
 
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