Clutch for my 302
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Clutch for my 302
The time has come to purcahse a clutch for my 69 camaro project car.
The engine is a mild 302, double hump heads, headers, aluminum intake, small stuff like that.
Trans is a 67 muncie m21. I need a clutch thats gonna live at high rpms and not wear out quickly, or not be able to take the abuse. I looked at the Street Twin, as well as centerforce. I don't want to spend a ton of $$$ if its not needed, what companies should i be looking at , and what would be the best for this combo.
Thx.
The engine is a mild 302, double hump heads, headers, aluminum intake, small stuff like that.
Trans is a 67 muncie m21. I need a clutch thats gonna live at high rpms and not wear out quickly, or not be able to take the abuse. I looked at the Street Twin, as well as centerforce. I don't want to spend a ton of $$$ if its not needed, what companies should i be looking at , and what would be the best for this combo.
Thx.
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When I had a 350 with ~400hp and a M20, I used a CenterForce II and it worked great. Now with my 434, aluminum flywheel and TKO, I'm using a CenterForce DF. Works great, and I've even started in 2nd gear a few times (trying to roll out soft to keep it from spinning) and it's still happy. I hear a lot of the 3rd and 4th Gen F-Body guys hate CF, but so far so good with mine.
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centerforce dual friction was what I was planning on, thx for the positive replies. Seemed like a good idea, and much cheaper than the street twin.
Thx again, hopefully by the spring i can take it around the block
Thx again, hopefully by the spring i can take it around the block
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