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Clutch masters question

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mynumber1hater

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STAGE 2 or 3 puck style VS Dual Friction clutch sets. Come with your experiences, taste and bang for the buck.

90GT
gears 3.23
few bolt on's
100 shot
 

tannerc91gt

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Don't buy too much clutch. Find your power level and get a clutch that's good for that range. If it's mostly street driven you'll want a sprung clutch, preferably disk.
 

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tannerc91gt said:
Don't buy too much clutch. Find your power level and get a clutch that's good for that range. If it's mostly street driven you'll want a sprung clutch, preferably disk.
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Try stage 1 types, for the transmissions sake. Learned this the hard way.
 

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7upstang91 said:
Try stage 1 types, for the transmissions sake. Learned this the hard way.
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exactly what i was saying. Id rather have a dead clutch than a dead trans. I also learned this the hard way.
 

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now while i haven't learned the hard way i don't plan on it either, i agree with everyone else, find one to fit your power range, i actually have a Ram clutch im going to put into my car next week. my car is pretty much stock but am putting in ported heads, 1.72 RR's and a 3.73 gear i will let you know how it works
 

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krazedstang said:
now while i haven't learned the hard way i don't plan on it either, i agree with everyone else, find one to fit your power range, i actually have a Ram clutch im going to put into my car next week. my car is pretty much stock but am putting in ported heads, 1.72 RR's and a 3.73 gear i will let you know how it works
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ive got the Ram HDx clutch, i like it a lot.
 
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