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95CobraMike

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slvrbullit302.....
what could your "friend" do for me on a spec stage 2 with pressure plate? how about with a flywheel?
Thanks!
 

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BTW i need one soon while i still have my engine out...it'd be alot easier that way
 

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db1994 said:
I have the stage 3 with the billet steel flywheel and its fine after the break in period.

Whay do people with 500HP cars want soft clutches that arent grabby?. Just stop being a bitch and drive the car like you mean it!


-Jason
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My question is why do people want a clutch that holds 500 lbs of torque with a tranny that'll barely hold 300?

Don't waste your money, get a KC for the T-5 and put the other hundred and fifty bucks toward a TKO600 or T-56 IMHO.....

I love my stage II, works great on my H/C/I nitrous car. No dyno yet, but 500 lbs of torque on the shot isn't unrealistic.
 

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How is the pedal feel on a stage I and stage II? I am going through deciding to go with Spec and a new flywheel, or maybe a King Cobra. Probably leaning towards the Spec. I don't mean to jack a thread. I just figured since everyone was talking about Spec, that I shouldn't waste a new thread that will repeat a lot of the same info. Thanks.
 

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The Spec1 has a fairly soft pedal feel. Softer than the King Cobra thats for sure. But the break in period is what bugs me. I wasnt drivng on the street enough to put miles on the engine. The only thing I was doing was drag racing and burnouts at the track pretty much. So I totally fried it. I do love the King Cobra that I have right now. If you have patience to threat the car properly and break the clutch in the right way, I'm sure the Spec stage1 will do its job fine.
 

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slvrbullit302 said:
As for what I paid I had a hook up thru a dealer and my total out the door was $400 for the stage 3 and a billet steel flywheel.
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hook a brotha up!!!!!!
 

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How long / what is involved in breaking in a stage 2 clutch?
 

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slvrbullit302 said:
I will get my friend to hook you up for now if you need one.


As for what I paid I had a hook up thru a dealer and my total out the door was $400 for the stage 3 and a billet steel flywheel.
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Send me a pm. I would be interested also. I have been looking to get a stg. 3 with a pressure plate. Do they have TO bearings also? How much for the flywheel? Otherwise I'd pay like $50 to get mine resurfaced.

I thought I'd look into Kustom and McLeod also...???..???..
 

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You weiners keep hyjacking my thread.....

Break in period on a spec clutch is what?

thanks
 

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I ran the stage 2 at 540rw..thing was great, 1.58 60ft best.
I run a Stage 3 now and my pedal feel is about the same..they def grab!
 

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500 street miles (stop n go)
 

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95CobraMike said:
You weiners keep hyjacking my thread.....

Break in period on a spec clutch is what?

thanks
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Sorry.


I would run at LEAST 500 street miles of stop and go. I personally wouldn't drop it until at least 1000. Why take the risk??
 

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intresting.... so lets say i needed to get a tune asap after getting this engine back together....maybe a new clutch at this time isnt the greatest idea?
i am not doing the head gaskets on this car again....
 

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whats the rush..drive it easy for 500miles
 

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95CobraMike said:
intresting.... so lets say i needed to get a tune asap after getting this engine back together....maybe a new clutch at this time isnt the greatest idea?
i am not doing the head gaskets on this car again....
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Yeah, tell me about it. My turbo should be done it about a week or two and I still have a stock clutch. I plan on driving it 500 miles before the dyno tune, then take it easy (burnouts etc..) for about another 500 miles.
 

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as long as i take it easy (low rpm's / no boost) i should be ok without a tune? for 500-1000 miles that is
 

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UP
 

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upup
 

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95CobraMike said:
as long as i take it easy (low rpm's / no boost) i should be ok without a tune? for 500-1000 miles that is
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hopefully......thats what i plan on doing before i get my car to a dyno
 

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I will vouch for tommy (slvrbullit302). I got the "hook a brotha up deal" and it worked out great for me. Quality product from a reliable company. Thanks again tommy.
 
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