What clutch/flywheel to choose?
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What clutch/flywheel to choose?
As the title says; I need some help choosing a new clutch. I have basic bolt-ons and a 25psi tune, I plan on running E85 in the future so another stock clutch is not an option. I haven't dyno'd but a Cobalt with the exact same mods is at 320whp/340wtq...so with E85 I'd hope to be around 350whp/370wtq...I've looked at Clutchmaster's and SPEC's clutches...I'm looking to go Stage 3 so I can maintain daily drivability and not blow my clutch again...any suggestions on clutch/flywheel combos? I'm trying to stay under $1000 for the combo...
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-Duffy
Thanks in advance
-Duffy
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Theres tons of threads/posts about clutches, a search may be helpful. The general consensus seems to be the ZZP stage 4 clutch holds great with a stock like pedal feel. The Exedy Hyper Single clutch also holds great, with people reporting a tougher than stock pedal feel. Clutchmasters, Spec, etc. seem to be hit or miss, with some people swearing by them while others report problems.
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I am having Competition Clutch build a clutch for the lnf in the coming weeks. this will be a complete kit with flywheel, clutch, pressure plate, slave cyl, etc. This is very prelimenary and don't have many details right now but will update as i know.
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I have the Clutchmasters stage 4 clutch and have had it for about 1,000 miles, doesnt slip at all. I bought a new OEM flywheel from ZZP and the clutch came with a new TOB, but they sent me a LSJ alignment tool... Luckily the shop I was at had one for the LNF. Would definetely recommend it.
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