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Old Mar 11, 2005 | 10:54 PM
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clutch for 350rwhp

I know a spec 2 or 3 would suite that power level as far as holding power but what about in a vicious launch with stickies? Is there a point where even a bolt on car can NEED a really badass clutch where in any other condition it would not? Also does the gearing and weight of the car make a huge difference in the clutch needed?
Old Mar 13, 2005 | 07:21 AM
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Re: clutch for 350rwhp

Originally Posted by lt4 fd
what about in a vicious launch with stickies?
If your going to be doing said launches at very least i would go with the spec stage 4, and if you can afford it, the street twin is the best bet.

Im running a ceramic stage 4, and so far i like it alot. Very streetable.

This summer a 12bolt and full race suspension are going in, so we will see how it holds up to vicious launces with stickies
Old Mar 13, 2005 | 10:30 PM
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Re: clutch for 350rwhp

thanks man thats what I wanted to know... still wondering how much weight and gearing might have to do with the clutch choice if anything, im talking 3700lbs vs. 2700 lbs. I assumed the gear reduction and weight reduction would require less clutch but wasnt sure...
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