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What clutch to get?

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Guero

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http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=FMS-M-7560%

or this one

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=FMS-M-7560%

what are the differents? one says its the king cobra, and the other one doesnt?
 

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Neither of the links work for me but if you are comparing the ford hd clutch and the king cobra, you want the king cobra
 

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Neither of the links work for me but if you are comparing the ford hd clutch and the king cobra, you want the king cobra
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Why? The HD is stronger. It will hold more power. If you don't believe me, call Don Walsh of D and D performance in MI... he designed both clutches for SVO.

Hat tip to Killercanary for pointing me in the right direction when I had a similar dilemna a year or so ago.

The pedal effort is harder with the HD but thats the breaks. Its still better then stock!

Adam
 

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and yeah im comparing the hd against the cobra. so the hd is better?
 

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subscribing
 

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huh
 

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Thats means I'm subscribing to the thread because I wanna know more.
I just bought a KC for my fox

Dang newb..hehe
 

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Yes, the HD is better. On Paul Riva (Killercanary)'s advice, I called D and D and asked Don Walsh which clutch was better. I told him my goals were to have a 300 rwhp N/A mustang. He told me to definately get the HD over the King Cobra.

The HD is harder to work, but it holds more power. He told me that if I didn't mind a slightly heavier pedal feel to definately go to the HD.

Don Walsh knows his chit because he designed both clutches in the 80s. He used to work for Ford's SVO. Call him up and ask if you don't believe me. He's a busy guy but didn't mind calling me back once he had some free time to talk about the differences.

Adam
 

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So the diff in price is just the KC comes as a kit (T/O bearing and all)
 

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What are the power ratings for the 2
 

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Thats means I'm subscribing to the thread because I wanna know more.
I just bought a KC for my fox

Dang newb..hehe
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lol dang my bad!
 

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its only a 20 dollar difference. do both come with everything i need for the install?
 

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I installed a HD Ford set-up and 373s for a bud in his GT....I thought it was a sweet set-up and felt the feel was just fine...didn't feel heavy to me at all... it came with a pressure plate,Valeo TB, and alignment tool to boot...When mine takes a dump that's the one I was gonna go with...
I would do the rear main if signs are showing and pilot shaft bearing while its apart...

M-7560-A302 was the kit I used...
 

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I was teasing yah man
Mine came with everything but the pilot bearing
T/O bearing, align tool, PP, Clutch

Very nice kit
 

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i know lol
 

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oh my bad I guess I was wrong, sometime told me the king cobra held more with less pedal effort, thanks for correcting me
 
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