I would greatly appreciate some advice on which type of clutch kit I should get. What is the difference between the organic/organic surface and the kevlar/organic surface? Is the steel or aluminum flywheel better? I only run my car at the strip about 6 times a year, and this is my daily car. The only other mods I plan to do are cams and 4.10 gears.

I couldn't find this information anywhere. Thanks in advance!

 

Go with the Mcleod Rev-Lok II!!!!! IMO it's the best clutch setup for our cars!!! It'll hold anything you can throw at it and last a lot longer too!! You can use your stock flywheel or buy mcleod's flywheel. Check out www.thunderracing.com they have the Rev-Lok for like $420. I forgot to mention it's also one of the cheapest.

And since yours is a '98, you'll need to get the gm updated hydraulics. And make sure if it's not already done, that whoever installs the hydraulics, does the drill out mod.

 

how much more horsepower does the kevlar hold?

 

Im so very sad. Im a typical guy

I was thinking about clutches then i wondered where she was from. And thought "Hmmm south lousiana, not a far drive"

Shoot me now before i do something or say something to incriminate myself.

Anyways about the clutch material.

I dont know much about Kevlar other than i heard its not reasonably streetable most of the time. It tends to clatter i believe.

Id probably go with ceramic but like i said i dont know anything about kevlar.

 

what about the carbon fiber, i hear it grips well