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  • Start date Start date Apr 13, 2008

00GTpony

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I noticed today that my clutch is slipping ( only 50,000 Miles on it , is that weird? ) I was wondering what clutches u guys recommend.. I was looking at the spec stage 2. What are your oppions?

I want a clutch thats gunna grab real good, and take occasional abuse at the track, and some abuse on the street.. along with the 100 shot.
 
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darkside03gt

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there are a few people around that will tell you to stay away from the spec stage 2. some have had them explode. if you do a search you will find alot of threads on this subject. I have a centerforce DF clutch and love it. some also enjoy ram clutches.
 

AdRock

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I recently installed a Fidanza 2.1 clutch with an aluminum flywheel. So far it's been a great clutch. I'm also on the "SPEC is crap" bandwagon. I had horrible luck with their clutches.
 

mixedbreed02gt

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granny double clutch pumper ftw. j/k. centerforce is a good clutch. spec stg 1 - 3 sucks the big one.
 
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I'm looking for more input too. I have a 00 GT with a nos kit sitting in my basement so I'm looking at something that could handle a 125 shot. If I go with centerforce, am I going to want the centerforce II or the dual friction? Thanks for any info.
 

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Call up Walt at Promotion Powertrain... Very good guy and he set me up with my McLeod unit..

He said the clutch/PP is good for ~550 - 600hp and I'm still able to slip the clutch enough that I can start moving without giving it any gas.. Pedal effort is a bit heavier than stock.

Riley
 
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2002GreyGT

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I have a spec stage II and works great, just don't use the POS junk TOB that comes with it. I have my shop install a Ford heavy duty one and its worked fine for me.

~K
 
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