centerforce or spec
#1
centerforce or spec
im upgrading my clutch in the mach and i wanna go to a centerforce clutch but my speed shop recomends a spec stage 3. he recomends that because of my launching style at the track. i plan to do some sort of power adder in the next year to get me up to 400-450 rwhp. he said the centerforce is awsome for the street but it doesnt like 5k launches because its a diaphram clutch. he said the spec is a some other kind started with a p but i cant remember. what do you guys recomend. i need to go with a clutch in a week so let me know your opp. and why.
#3
RE: centerforce or spec
A spec 3 to drive on the street will be chattery. Youwill hate it. There's no reason for 5k launches! A dual friction clutch is the best clutch I have ever owned and wish I manned up to the $400 price instead of trying a Hays clutch $250. (Hays is super grabby like the spec 3) I have to take off like an Indy 500 driver every red light for it not to chatter...lol The dual friction can handle boat loads of power and is a super soft pedal with super soft engagement. They have a self aligning T-O bearing for better clutch feel as well(sold seperately) Centerforce has a new clutch called the "X". More for drag style. Has 6 puck surface I believe. Not sure how chattery that will be on the street.
#4
RE: centerforce or spec
ORIGINAL: 97targa
A spec 3 to drive on the street will be chattery. Youwill hate it. There's no reason for 5k launches! A dual friction clutch is the best clutch I have ever owned and wish I manned up to the $400 price instead of trying a Hays clutch $250. (Hays is super grabby like the spec 3) I have to take off like an Indy 500 driver every red light for it not to chatter...lol The dual friction can handle boat loads of power and is a super soft pedal with super soft engagement. They have a self aligning T-O bearing for better clutch feel as well(sold seperately) Centerforce has a new clutch called the "X". More for drag style. Has 6 puck surface I believe. Not sure how chattery that will be on the street.
A spec 3 to drive on the street will be chattery. Youwill hate it. There's no reason for 5k launches! A dual friction clutch is the best clutch I have ever owned and wish I manned up to the $400 price instead of trying a Hays clutch $250. (Hays is super grabby like the spec 3) I have to take off like an Indy 500 driver every red light for it not to chatter...lol The dual friction can handle boat loads of power and is a super soft pedal with super soft engagement. They have a self aligning T-O bearing for better clutch feel as well(sold seperately) Centerforce has a new clutch called the "X". More for drag style. Has 6 puck surface I believe. Not sure how chattery that will be on the street.
My stage 3 is pretty grabby, its hard to take off really smoothly on the street, but it sure does hold up well to abuse and never ever slips.
#6
RE: centerforce or spec
I don't "hate" my Spec stage 3. I believe it's one of the best things I've done to my car. It is my daily driver, and it will go everywhere. When it gets hot, it will chatter a little bit, but like 2000GT4.6 says, it doesn't matter what happens, or what you have to put up with, that SOB isn't gonna slip. And that's why I bought it.
There's no reason for 5K launches? What in the hell are you talking about? There is a reason for it. It's called "I wanna go fast." Have you ever launched at 5k+ on slicks? If you have, you wouldn't have said something so absurd.
There's no reason for 5K launches? What in the hell are you talking about? There is a reason for it. It's called "I wanna go fast." Have you ever launched at 5k+ on slicks? If you have, you wouldn't have said something so absurd.
#9
RE: centerforce or spec
I have a Centerforce Dual Friction and love it.. No complaints what so ever..
It drives like stock.. there is absolutely no bucking or jerking whatsoever taking off.. It has yet to slip... The dual friction has little weights that sling out at Higher Rpms to help squeeze everything together...
It drives like stock.. there is absolutely no bucking or jerking whatsoever taking off.. It has yet to slip... The dual friction has little weights that sling out at Higher Rpms to help squeeze everything together...
#10
RE: centerforce or spec
ORIGINAL: ZW99GT
There's no reason for 5K launches? What in the hell are you talking about? There is a reason for it. It's called "I wanna go fast." Have you ever launched at 5k+ on slicks? If you have, you wouldn't have said something so absurd.
There's no reason for 5K launches? What in the hell are you talking about? There is a reason for it. It's called "I wanna go fast." Have you ever launched at 5k+ on slicks? If you have, you wouldn't have said something so absurd.