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2slo93

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I am tired of my crappy ram clutch and am going to go to a FRPP or stock ford. It is my understanding that the cobras have a 20% better gripping clutch, is that so? I have a 93 Gt could i just get a stock 93-95 cobra clutch? Also if i do go with stock could it handle 300lb(rwtq) torque? I know the heavy duty is good but i can get discounts on stock ford parts.
 

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A stock clutch would work but I'm not sure it would last too long. I have the FRPP clutch and it works pretty well, very hard pedal though.
 

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The King Cobra clutch is pretty good. I think it can hold around 300rwtq pretty easily. I also suggest the Spec stage 1. It is supposed to hold up to 410 ft/lbs of torque. Stage 2 can hold up to 520. They are great clutches.
 
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The reason i am getting rid of the ram is because it is hurting my foot because the pedal is so hard. I saw in summit they have a King Cobra (same as heavy duty with 10% less pedal effort) has anyone tried one?
 

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Yeah I have a King Cobra Clutch I Love it. It The pedal travels smothly and it grip really well.
 

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yeah, the king cobra is a great clutch
 
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Sounds like that is my best bet....sounds to me like they are a STOCK cobra clutch in hidden marketing lingo. Anyone know of the cheapest place to get one??
 

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2slo93 said:
Sounds like that is my best bet....sounds to me like they are a STOCK cobra clutch in hidden marketing lingo. Anyone know of the cheapest place to get one??
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www.ddperformance.com

For $169, I don't think you can find them cheaper.
 
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