Stage 5 clutch
Re: Stage 5 clutch
very harsh engaugement....daily driver use with probably wear it out quickly.
i know my stg 4 is pretty annoying to drive in traffic...an unsprung disc makes it very on/off ...not much slipping
i know my stg 4 is pretty annoying to drive in traffic...an unsprung disc makes it very on/off ...not much slipping
Re: Stage 5 clutch
I've heard that you can run it but it's very harsh and you'll probably tear the flywheel up super fast as it was never designed for all the slipping that would go on during stop and go driving...I also heard one guy mention that it squeals really badly too
Re: Stage 5 clutch
Thanks guys...just wondering cause I fried my centerforce dual friction stage 3 clutch while doing a linelock burnout. So I figure maybe I better go with at least a stage 4 or a different brand. Thanks for the input.
Re: Stage 5 clutch
Originally Posted by Eric@Victory Racing
In my opinion I would use the Mcleod Street Twin instead. It is a little more expensive, but I believe well worth it.
Even for under say 500rwhp?
I do see a lot of good threads about the twin, just hard to justify the cost sometimes
Re: Stage 5 clutch
I hear ya the cost is high, but when you factor in flywheel, and adjustable master cylinder it really equals out. I figure it like this 1065.00 for 1 Mcleod or 4-5 hundred for another clutch, a few times.
Originally Posted by RicocheT
Even for under say 500rwhp?
I do see a lot of good threads about the twin, just hard to justify the cost sometimes
I do see a lot of good threads about the twin, just hard to justify the cost sometimes

Re: Stage 5 clutch
Originally Posted by Eric@Victory Racing
I hear ya the cost is high, but when you factor in flywheel, and adjustable master cylinder it really equals out. I figure it like this 1065.00 for 1 Mcleod or 4-5 hundred for another clutch, a few times.
I got my ST from VRE a few months ago.
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