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Moldo

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I let one of my friend drive my 00 GT the other night and he destroyed my clutch while he was shifting. The mechanic said my pressure plate is busted and I'll need a new clutch. What is a good performance clutch at a reasonable price?
 

JonJon

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I'm happy with my FRPP HD so far. 4k miles.
 

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is the hd clutch pedal still feel super stiff(too stiff), or have they changed it.
 

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no suuuuuuuuuuper stiff. my friend put one in his mustang and the other day i was stuck in traffic for 15 minutes and i had a serious case of dead leg.lol.
my King Cobra is a little better, but still stiff as hell
 
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centerforce dual friction
 
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Centerforce DF clutch!
 

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Another vote for Centerforce DF. I used to think my mom's corvette clutched easily, like a baby could do it. That was compared to my King Cobra before that exploded into a million little pieces. Then I got the DF, and after a while I went back in the corvette and it felt like I was trying to clutch a peterbilt compared to the DF. The centerforce is so easy a 4 y/o could drive it easily. And it grabs like a mofo. Damn does it hold. 285 hp + 125 hp (nitrous) no problem. It grabs so hard at high speed it makes this THUNK noise and you can feel it in the car. I love it. Buy it NOW.

Edit: Remember to resurface the flywheel or get a new one. I recommend the lightest D&D one you can get. I have I think a 7.5 or 8.5 lb Aluminum one. No drivability problems. Car is much faster and revs in Neutral from 900-5500 in like a quarter of a second.
 
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Welcome Aboard also.
 
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