New Clutch...

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5-2-Floor

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Mar 12, 2007

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My clutch is shot and I'm wondering what to go with. I like the Centerforce dual friction and everyone seems to say only good things about it...My other option is the Ford Racing King Cobra clutch...I can get the Centerforce clutch, flywheel, and BBK quadrant kit for around $700 OR I can get the Jegs/Ford Racing complete kit with all that and the King Cobra clutch for about $450...Any suggestions guys? Big price difference, wondering how good the King Cobra is...

 

poneypower89

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Mar 12, 2007

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• Mar 12, 2007

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Dont forget to consider Spec clutches also.

The dual friction centerforce deals have longevity issues in high HP applications... something to keep in mind. Although they seem to perform well for DD cars with modest power levels.

 

jfran430

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Well I have a completely stock engine and I went with a King Cobra, and I love it.

 

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Hey nice little setup on your car so far man...How's that BBK Intake workin out for you? Im leaning towards either that one or Edelbrock for mine. Glad to hear the KC is workin good for you because I think I've decided to pick that one up...The complete kit with flywheel and all is pretty cheap.

 

Darkwriter77

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Mar 12, 2007

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KC clutches rule - cheap, reliable, strong, and not a killer on the leg muscles. 'Nuff said.