I'm just curious what I should do for a clutch if I plan on making 700+fwhp, and 850+ft lbs. I hear people talk about ceramic clutches, what are so special about those? Thanks guys.

 

street twin! its a dual disk clutch that will hold anything you throw at it!

PM me and i can get you a deal on it.

 

mcleod street twin is right!

check out my video at bmr's site.

that is approximately 760 rwhp! in a 3400+ pound car.

 

There's really only one choice for a hi-po LT1, the McLeod Street Twin. Mine held up fine to 733rwhp in a 4,100lb car

Rich Krause

 

The street twin is the best set up but if you need a less expensive option you can go with the SPEC stage 4 ceramic. I have been running that clutch for two seasons with no problems. I am sure it is not as smooth as the street twin on the street but I am able to live with it.

I paid $500 for the SPEC clutch.

 

Another vote for Street Twin.

 

The pictures speak for themselves:

http://para.noid.org/~lj/StreetTwin/McLeod.htm