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Clutch for my 67

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67chad

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I did a search and I did not find what i was looking for. I am getting ready to convert to a T5-z in my 67 and I don’t know what clutch to get. I have a mildly built 289 but I plan to add Nitrous down the road, just for the wow factor. I have been looking at the King Cobra clutch, and the Centerforce DF. I like the price of the King Cobra but is it as good as I have heard? I have also heard that the Centerforce can be too grabby for around town driving is this true? As you probably figured this car is driven 95% of the time in town. Any suggestions or other options you have will be most welcome? Thanks for your time,


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I just had the Centerforce II clutch installed a few months ago in my 67, 302 toploader, by a speed shop. I think the DF would've been overkill for me, but am happy so far. Along with the improved throttle linkage, the car really takes off well now. Good luck.
 
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The Centerforce II might be a better comparison to the King cobra clutch. Thanks for your help. Keep your suggestions coming!
 
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Dose anyone have a model number for the Centerforce II clutch kit that fits a 10.5 in flywheel.
 

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Don't have the part number, but I use the local speed shop to orders parts for me and in most cases, if I'm willing to wait a few days, is usually less or the same as ordering from Summit, and the advice is free!
 

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I dont have one, but several of my friends swear by the King Cobra clutch, and I value their opinion.
 
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What’s the word on the KC clutch? Dose it have a lighter pressure then stock like it Claims, or is it stiff like I have read in many post. Also what kind of torque/ HP can it handle? Thanks,
 
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Someone out there must have a KC clutch they can comment on!
 
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