Still want a SPEC???
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by got_hp?
granted, i would rather have the street twin like rskrause said..........but DOUBLE the price of the stage 4 is hard to swallow.
Re: Still want a SPEC???
I've had two Mcleod single disc clutch's, they both lasted around 8 months on a bolt on car, mainly driven on the highway. Both had springs on the disc break. Oddly I replaced the second one with a $200 O'reillys clutch over a year ago with no issues so far..
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by meengreen 94z
I've had two Mcleod single disc clutch's, they both lasted around 8 months on a bolt on car, mainly driven on the highway. Both had springs on the disc break. Oddly I replaced the second one with a $200 O'reillys clutch over a year ago with no issues so far..
Re: Still want a SPEC???
I guess sometimes you luck out, and other times you dont. I had my clutch on for over a year now, quite a few drag strip passes, and driven aggressivly on the street. My car is bolt ons with cam, and all strip runs were made with DRs or ET streets. By the way, its only a spec stage 2!
Aaron
Aaron
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by Fastbird93
Until you have to replace either. It only costs about $330 to have the street twin rebuilt compared to the cost of a new Spec Stage 4.
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by got_hp?
i didnt really find many threads about people destroying stage4's
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by Fastbird93
Wow, that's the first case of a McLeod single disc failure I've heard of. I beat the **** out of mine (bolt on car) and put well over 100 dragstrip passes in addition to about 25K miles of hard street miles on it without a problem.
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by Heatmaker
I installed this SPEC Stage 3 and SLP PP back in March 2004....
After a few months of Everyday driving... "NO harsh CLUTCH DROPS" or "Extreme burnouts" just normal wear and tear... the end product is in these pictures...
Unfreaking believable... this is my 2nd and last SPEC clutch... First one removed for problems disengaging... this one removed for the obvious... what a POS and a waste of cash.... Here are some photos for the believers that swear by these clutches up and down.... don't take my word for it... though... feel free to try a POS SPEC clutch today... matter of fact I'll give
you mine to throw in... I'm sure you can get some great passes out of it...
SPEC STAGE 3
After a few months of Everyday driving... "NO harsh CLUTCH DROPS" or "Extreme burnouts" just normal wear and tear... the end product is in these pictures...
Unfreaking believable... this is my 2nd and last SPEC clutch... First one removed for problems disengaging... this one removed for the obvious... what a POS and a waste of cash.... Here are some photos for the believers that swear by these clutches up and down.... don't take my word for it... though... feel free to try a POS SPEC clutch today... matter of fact I'll give
you mine to throw in... I'm sure you can get some great passes out of it...
SPEC STAGE 3
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by Heatmaker
Don't mean to sound so biased on these SPEC clutches... but I'm just so frustraited at this point.
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Thats what it seems like, just that you hear more Spec complaints cuz when it comes to single disk clutches, I think most of the people use Spec clutches, hence when a clutch breaks, chances are it was a Spec, but it appears that when others use other brands they have failures too when it comes to single disk performance clutches, except there isn't many people using other brands so the complaints are not on such a massive scale.
Re: Still want a SPEC???
Originally Posted by Fastbird93
No, I'm not saying destroy, but just wear out. Eventually it will wear out, and in the long run the Street Twin will be cheaper.
Spec will rebuild your clutch also.. Just an FYI for those "out of the know"
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Re: Still want a SPEC???
i had a friend with an 03 cobra that had a SPEC stage 3. he shredded it...litterally, it was dust in the bottom of his bellhousing. he had the kevlar clutch series i think. i thought it was funny, but he didnt like it much.


