What is a good daily driver clutch for a blown 02 Gt?

I have the CF dual friction,good daily driver clutch,a nice step up from stock BUT-on a recent trip to the strip I've found problems. It won't hold up to a 150hp shot launch on slicks. My car makes a little over 300 on the motor and so the definate limit is 425 -450 depending on your driving style. I launch at 4-5000 rpm and it wouldn't hold after the first run.
 
Red2000GT said:
I have the CF dual friction,good daily driver clutch,a nice step up from stock BUT-on a recent trip to the strip I've found problems. It won't hold up to a 150hp shot launch on slicks. My car makes a little over 300 on the motor and so the definate limit is 425 -450 depending on your driving style. I launch at 4-5000 rpm and it wouldn't hold after the first run.




i have a buddy with one & spraying a 150 shot out of the hole & it does fine :shrug:
 
Talked to a guy with a SS running about 550rwhp with 150 shot of nos. He had the spec stage 3. He said it was to on/offish for him. He said there was no in-between u either went r didn't. I believe centerforce dual friction is the way i will be goin.
 
SPEC are notorious for their chattering issue. Do a little research . Go CF, RAM or D&D. Post mid 2001 3650 have 10splines unput shaft, and 11" clutches. Pre mid 2001 T45 had 10.5" clutches and same input shaft.
 
you can switch to a 10.5 inch clutch on the 3650 if you swap flywheel as well. I did this on my 04GT and also added an Anderson Ford Hi Rev clutch. although the clutch is an on/off type with heavy pedal pressure, I like it alot and it held up well to the track launches and powershifts I threw at it. saved weight with the smaller clutch and aluminum flywheel too which was a plus.

pedal pressure is determined by the amount of weight or lack thereof on the fingers of the pressure plate. the CF DF has a weighted pressure plate where mine doesn't. drawbacks of the weighted PP are vacuum related issues when shifting at high rpms causing the clutch not to engage.
 
The king Cobra is a great clutch for any car that is lighttly modified, but when u get up unto the 350-360 rwhp range the king cobras won't hold that kind of power. A buddy of mine had one that only lasted a month r so because it wouldn't hold the power (91 fox body heads, cam, intake, gears, exhaust, etc) but another one of my buddies has one on a 00 GT lightly modified and he loves it


Stangman---thanks for the part # on the throw out bearing..