let's talk clutches

04GTMustang

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alright guys im in need of a clutch for the beast. I am looking into spec stage 2 or a fidanza clutch. any other suggestions? I will probably have about upper 500 torque going through it eventually so i dont want to have something that wont hold that but then i dont want too much over kill or a super heavy pedal effort either.

i have some good sizes plans for the car so let me know what you guys think. i am also getting an aluminum flywheel to go along with it too.

 

evil281

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i like my centerforce df clutch, good pedal feel and its like between a stage 2 and 3 i think in spec terms, dont quote me on that

 

Green&GoldGT

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I've got a Spec aluminum flywheel you can buy, check the sig.

I went with a Hays clutch, as its supposed to hold some high hp. It's a great clutch. It used to be very stiff, but the more the car has been driven, it gets soft like factory. I wouldn't recommend Spec as most people have mixed reactions. I think you will need a stg 3 Spec to hold 500 ft lbs of torque, but those have a heavy pedal feel.

 

04GTMustang

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^where in virginia are you? and does that fit my year mustang?

 

Green&GoldGT

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I'm located at Harrisonburg, VA at JMU.

Yes it will fit your car since you have a 6 bolt crankshaft, as all Romeo engines do. I'm not trying to bs you, but this was one hell of a gain on my car. The reason I'm selling it is because it doesn't fit my car. Spec's website and Sullivan HP said my 2000 needed a 6 bolt when it really needed the 8 bolt. It's brand new, still sealed in original packaging. Let me know if you want it.

Jarrod

 

pony_grrl

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I have a centerforce DF as well and I love it. It's a little harder than stock, but I don't even notice it. You can slip it easily and it grabs tightly. I recommend.

 

Green&GoldGT

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I've never had a Centerforce DF, but when I was looking for a clutch, I was told it was not recommended for high rpm.

 

98stangv8

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I have a SPEC 3 and really like it...I had a SPEC 1 prior to my engine work and like that one as well..

 

04GTMustang

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Green&GoldGT said:

I'm located at Harrisonburg, VA at JMU.

Yes it will fit your car since you have a 6 bolt crankshaft, as all Romeo engines do. I'm not trying to bs you, but this was one hell of a gain on my car. The reason I'm selling it is because it doesn't fit my car. Spec's website and Sullivan HP said my 2000 needed a 6 bolt when it really needed the 8 bolt. It's brand new, still sealed in original packaging. Let me know if you want it.

Jarrod

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i may have to come by and take that off your hands before i go on winter break. I go to school at radford but live in stafford county which is near fredericksburg.

so ill let you know cause that would be great to get that from ya. centerforce is one of my other choices of clutch i just forgot to add that on my list lol.

 

AdRock

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I have a Fidanza aluminum flywheel along with the Fidanza 2.1 clutch. It's been in the car for a while now and I've been very happy with the combo.

 

deftsound

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I have a spec steel flywheel with spec stg2 clutch, i like it...firm pedal effort but grabs great