Clutch
I'm building a 67 Camaro for stock. it will be a 396/375 what clutch should I buy and the pro's and con's, thanks in advance..
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Good starter and all around good setup is Mc Cleod soft loc or Ram about same setups adjustable pressure long style pressure plate sintered iron disc,heat shields on flywheel and pressure plate.
Rob Youngblood advanced clutches,Idaho,I think where he is does alot of stock and super stock clutches. Mike Taylor 3601 |
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Welcome to the world of B/B stick shift racing. Have any details on the car? There are some very knowledgeable and helpful people on this site, have had good luck with Mcleod Soft-Loc, easy to use. Good luck, Tony Tosto 3050 B/S
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Brad Z has a McCleod soft lock clutch set up for sale in the classified thread. He is as good as it gets with a stick car. He might give you some tech help if you buy his stuff
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Call Brad he will tell you the difference between a McLeod and that Advanced stuff.
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There was a not so long a go time that a Mc Leod clutch was a much cheaper piece. But now the Mc Leod clutch costs more than an Advanced Clutch. The big difference is you get Rob Youndblood to carefully advise you every step of the way. That's what separates Advanced Clutch from all other clutch companies.
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Do you have some numbers on how much they cost. I just got a soft loc clutch thru summit and I thought it was very reasonable. Under 2k.
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Advancedclutches.com, is the way to go
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Just looked at the advanced site, and the price looks the same at what I got thru summit. I will probably check them out soon.
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