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Replacing my clutch, what about my flywheel?

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13 flat is my best, I need more practice + softer springs in the rear (have an IRS setup for autocross). I could easily make low-mid 12's if I could either hook (can't with street tires, bog with DR's) or not miss my shifts (was neck and neck with a supra running low 12's all day and then missed 3rd GRR! )
 
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svttech76 said:
I also have had both and I don't think the centerforce is worth the extra money if you don't have it. sure on a higher horsepower car the DF will be better but you don't NEED it on a 240 RWHP car.
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I agree. My Centerforce DF was noisy as hell at idle(all those weights slinging around). Im impressed with the King Cobra thus far. I like it better than the CF. Much more wallet friendly too.
 
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BennyDaBall said:
13 flat is my best, I need more practice + softer springs in the rear (have an IRS setup for autocross). I could easily make low-mid 12's if I could either hook (can't with street tires, bog with DR's) or not miss my shifts (was neck and neck with a supra running low 12's all day and then missed 3rd GRR! )
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Your making some nice numbers!
Are you still running on the stock block?
 

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svttech76 said:
I also have had both and I don't think the centerforce is worth the extra money if you don't have it. sure on a higher horsepower car the DF will be better but you don't NEED it on a 240 RWHP car.
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Mr. Moderator,

Look at the original poster. I tailor my responses to what they ask about their car. Not a stock 99+.

I personally think it is worth it. More holding power and softer pedal. Just me though
 
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