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Title: sammy clutch
Post by: SKAsammy on June 28, 2006, 02:06:13 AM

What is the best replacement clutch out there, my stock one is going out and its time for aftermarket.  My buddy has gone through 2 aftermarkets in about 3 years with normal driving habits.  Is there a top of the line one or should i just go to the parts store and pick any one up i can find?

Title: Re: sammy clutch
Post by: crikeymike on June 28, 2006, 11:04:23 AM

Find a centerforce clutch.  I'll be looking for one next in my sidekick cause my $100 aftermarket one isn't lasting so great either after just a year.

Title: Re: sammy clutch
Post by: prairie_dog on June 28, 2006, 11:34:12 AM

 Centerforce is good if your engine runs high RPM's all the time, their claim to fame is the weighted clutch fingers ( more clamping power ) these clutches work well but when they're finished they don't burn out they come apart.

 There are several aftermarket clutches (stock replacement) that are good just don't go for the cheapest one.

My .02
Steve. :)

Title: Re: sammy clutch
Post by: mrfuelish on June 28, 2006, 02:25:51 PM

I have been running a petroworks clutch for about two and a half years behind a sixteen valve and it works great so far, it's the dual friction around 212.00 or so. nice light clutch pedal compaired to the others. on a six or eight hour run it makes a diffrence.