Im sure you could bribe someone here with a couple hundred $$ and some beer/foodOriginally Posted by huben94
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05-20-08, 02:24 PM #11Senior Member
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05-20-08, 02:31 PM #12Super Moderator
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I also ran the Stage 3+ and liked it alot.
I think I could smell it slipping on my last ever 5 spd pass though.
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05-20-08, 02:35 PM #13Senior Member
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Do it yourself, it's not that difficult. Originally Posted by huben94
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05-20-08, 02:48 PM #14Administrator
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He doesn't have a garage.
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05-20-08, 07:24 PM #15Senior Member
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Right, forgot that we'd need that.
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05-20-08, 11:52 PM #16Senior Member
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Ive got a spec3+ the first 500 miles are a PIA but hooks well.
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05-21-08, 12:24 AM #17Senior Member
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I just ordered a Zoom ZVT clutch today through Ethan at Stage 3. I will say that I loved the way my CF Dual Friction clutch felt/drove, but it just won't hold the power. If you plan on going twin screw and hitting ~600 rwhp you may want to look into something else. Many have good luck with the Spec 3+ I just wanted to give the Zoom a try since i've heard good things about it, it's a very reasonably priced clutch too. I'd look into a 26 spline input shaft as well, the LDC freeplay kit and a head cooling mod wouldn't be a bad addition either.
JoshBlack 04 Cobra
KB 2.2 @ 19#'s, 3.25(15#) upper, 4# lower, CAI, Kooks LT's, Catted H,
SLP LM1 CB, 60# inj, BF idlers, BF TB, Zoom ZVT Stage 3, 26 Spline, MGW,
2400 MAF, Ron Davis Racing HE, SCT tune, AFS 10.5, 315/35/17
Originally Posted by wickedcobra
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06-05-08, 01:38 AM #18Senior Member
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I Vote My Mcleod, I Have Run It Over 650 Ftlbs Rear Wheel On A Good Shot Of Juice And Not A Hint Of An Issue After 6 Mo. ( But Get Ready For Some Leg Work).
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06-05-08, 02:12 AM #19Senior Member
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A few have said good things about the McLeod cltuches, their products are usually top notch. I had a guy at AMP performance recommend their twin disc, he said it was only like $650 or $700 which seems really cheep, anyone heard of a twin disc for that little? I don't think they exist, and especially not from McLeod.
Black 04 Cobra
KB 2.2 @ 19#'s, 3.25(15#) upper, 4# lower, CAI, Kooks LT's, Catted H,
SLP LM1 CB, 60# inj, BF idlers, BF TB, Zoom ZVT Stage 3, 26 Spline, MGW,
2400 MAF, Ron Davis Racing HE, SCT tune, AFS 10.5, 315/35/17
Originally Posted by wickedcobra
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06-05-08, 06:26 PM #20Senior Member
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The stock clutch is just fine. I have a 150 shot, Full exhaust, throttle body, intake and a 101 octane tune and 12 psi in my 03 cobra. I dump the clutch at 4000 rpm and have 42000 miles on it and no problem. I hate most of these racing clutches that make the car miserable to drive and breaks input shafts. There's no guarantee a 1200 $ clutch will even hold up. Just my opinion.
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