Suggest a Clutch/Flywheel. Centerforce DF. or Spec STG3

dderek

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well. my cars pretty modified. and its had a warped flywheel for a while. the chattering is getting pretty annoying. it has a zoom clutch.. so i was told from the previous owner that mentioned the flywheel.

so anyways i figure i might as well get a fresh, better clutch when i fix the flywheel. and throwout bearing. and adjustable clutch quadrant cable. anything else im missing that i should get?

anyways.
im either going to buy a Centerforce Dual Friction Clutch w/ one of thier steel flywheels.

or a Spec Stage 3 clutch. since it lists it as their 'ULTIMATE STREET/STRIP CLUTCH!' and one of their steel flywheels.

any feedback on the clutches would be great. this will be a daily driver. so it must be streetable.

here is my combo so far. with more power and parts soon to come. probably nitrous too.

1990 Red, Hatchback, LX 5.0

:ENGINE:
GT40 Upper/Lower Intake
Trickflow Twisted Wedge Heads
Ford B303 cam
1.6 Roller Rockers
Pro-m 75mm Mass Air Meter
Ford Hi-Flo 24lb Fuel Injectors
BBK Fuel Pressure Regulator
BBK 190LPH Fuel Pump
MSD Digital 6-Plus Ignition Box
MSD Blaster 2 Ignition Coil
MSD Super Conductor Sparkplug Wires
MSD Pro-Billet Distributor
Powermaster 140Amp Alternator

:EXHAUST:
Longtube Headers
Offroad X-Pipe
Flowmaster Mufflers

:SUSPENSION:
Upper/Lower Control Arms
Eibach Springs
Subframe Connectors


Thanks
derek (staticc (i forgot my password and lost my email address:bang::bang:)


edit:
also, is that $70~80 'lightweight' option for spec clutches worth it? really drop off that much weight?
 
Well I don't know if I can answer your question but I think that Spec III might be a little to much...I would go to a Spec II...

I know my friend has a Centerforce DF and is softer than my stock clutch pedal feel :shrug: ...I think I need a new cable...

Both are good solid clutches that grab :nice:
 
How about the SPEC stg 2/3 hybrid. It uses the stage 3 pressure plate, but has a multi-compound disc. One side is the stage 3 6-puck design, while the other side has a stage 2 kevlar surface.
It has the same ultimate holding power of the stage 3 SPEC, but won't jar the driveline as bad. I run this clutch with my GForce. Seems to work great.
I didn't see any mention of what tranny you have. If it is the stock T-5, the stage 3 may just just a hair too, much.
 
I ran a Center Force DF it had a vibration from the get go and it didnt hold up behind my blown motor. Im now running a Spec stage3 this clutch grabs like mad, but i gotta admit it gets a little agravating in to drive in heavy traffic, very touchy and kinda on/off


Scott