I have a clutch kit?

1bad67sbf

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im trying to put a list together for my 92 gt to figure how much $$$ i need to save and i need to get a clutch kit. long and short the motor for this car will be almost stock but have a ready to run dizzy 600 cfm carb and a mild cam with springs and what not. is this a bad idea or should it be ok. i like the price but i can get stock parts cheaper if they are better.

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i would go another direction I've been lookin around also and i found that for about 275.00 you can get a kevlar disc not organic that will last a lot longer
look up south bend clutch I've used their clutches before in other projects and had good results they are a local business for us gear heads around northern indiana

 

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i seen some kits with the kevlar and like the clutch but they all were with aluminum flywheel's and i dont want aluminum. maybe i will get a kevlar kit and a stock flywheel.

 

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Can we establish something? Using a question mark in place of the actual word "question" just makes it confusing as to whether you are making a statement, asking a question, or just making a typo.

I say you should just get your stock flywheel resurfaced and throw a Ford Racing clutch on it. I've heard good things about the Ram clutches, too.

 

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i can look the number up for you for sb clutch their kits are everything but the flywheel and i plan on just using my stock flywheel and thats what they suggest.
if this car is gonna be limited at the track you'll be fine dont spend a bunch of money on a flywheel

 

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NikwoaC said:

Can we establish something? Using a question mark in place of the actual word "question" just makes it confusing as to whether you are making a statement, asking a question, or just making a typo.

I say you should just get your stock flywheel resurfaced and throw a Ford Racing clutch on it. I've heard good things about the Ram clutches, too.

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i thought it was easy to read but next time i will spell it out for you to understand i DONT have a flywheel thats why im looking for a full kit but thanks for your help

 

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hatchback88 said:

i can look the number up for you for sb clutch their kits are everything but the flywheel and i plan on just using my stock flywheel and thats what they suggest.
if this car is gonna be limited at the track you'll be fine dont spend a bunch of money on a flywheel

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im going to price it both ways (one getting an oe style flywheel and clutch kit and two a full kit with every thing.) i think most stage 1 kits use a stock style flywheel

 

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well good luck

 

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1bad67sbf said:

im going to price it both ways (one getting an oe style flywheel and clutch kit and two a full kit with every thing.) i think most stage 1 kits use a stock style flywheel

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