Not sure if this is new info or not..

I am doing a t56 swap on my LT1 and the six speed came with a roasted mcleoud clutch and pressure plate on it..

Hadn't heard bad things about the autozone clutch for 198 so decided to check that out..

The pressure plate it comes with is the exact same as the mcleoud setup, right down to the manufacturer numbers on the casings.. it is just painted red.

so when this one wears out, I will take it to autozone for a warranty replacement and get a mcleoud clutch disc for a hi po setup on the cheap..

Just wanted to share the info..

 

There is currently only ONE pressure plate for LT1 cars due to a patent owned by Valeo...They make 100% of Pressure plates for every LT1 set up but Mcleod will be coming out with a 2,600# plate very soon!!

P.S Mcleod single disc SUCKS A$$........ P.O.S ( personal opion)

 

can you please tell me the part number for the autozone lt4 clutch. i need it bad. local autozones dont know wtf im looking for. thanx!

 

I noticed you live in the same area I do, and your right those bastards at parts stores around here are retarded.

Me: "I need a yard of 3/8" fuel line"
Dumbass: "Sorry it only comes in feet"

 

Just ask them at the counter for a replacement clutch for your year car.. it will be the same one.. should be priced at 199 or a little over 200...

 

i called and ordered mine. it was $250, picked it up, dropped it off at my mechanic, drove the car 200 miles, lots of noises from the tranny now, and clutch slips like hell and makes a ticking/clicking noise. turns out they gave me a 1996 corvette clutch......hence why i needed the part number. i found it on autozone.com

 

heres the part number straight off my receipt...

NU31265 $195.99 lifetime warranty...

hope that helps.

 

I got the replacement from Advance Auto Parts. I believe they are the same kit. It's decent, though I went to the track a couple of weeks ago and managed to overheat the clutch after only four runs. No, I didn't intentionally slip the thing either. It was fine after cooling, but I'm not convinced the disk is up to serious punishment. It seems decent for the price and for street use though.