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Old 10-28-2009, 12:18 PM   #11
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yea^ lol but even for 150 bucks, you guys dont think its worth it? not a big deal if it isnt, ill just buy a new stage 2..
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Old 10-28-2009, 12:58 PM   #12
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Pretty much everybody so far has said they dont think its a good idea. At most just buy the thing and resell it, but that would be exploiting your buddy.
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Old 10-28-2009, 01:21 PM   #13
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Get it! thats a good deal on a great clutch, your leg will used to the clutch. Then you can laugh at everyone when they try to drive your car.

I used to drive my car from mexico bridge (1hr and 15min) bumper to bumper, on a good day.

It popped my steeda clucth cable after a few months and they sent me a new one, now its way soft for some reason but it works like a charm (still).....I also run BFG DR's.

Lotta launches on the car and its holding fine. Keep your stock steel flywheel though, your gonna need the inertia to keep your drivability.
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Old 10-28-2009, 01:22 PM   #14
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Just get a spec stage 2+ if the power level is something that you like. Its like a stage 2 but has more holding capacity.
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I had a spec 3 in my car with a stock T-45 and I couldn't have been happier. It was a DD for over a year with that setup and I loved it. Pedal pressure was very manageable and as you can imagine, it never slipped. Even with 600ft-lbs on slicks. Never had even the slightest transmission problem.
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I had a spec 3 in my car with a stock T-45 and I couldn't have been happier. It was a DD for over a year with that setup and I loved it. Pedal pressure was very manageable and as you can imagine, it never slipped. Even with 600ft-lbs on slicks. Never had even the slightest transmission problem.
sick...well i guess in that case, ill just go for it. its a great deal and if the tranny does go, what are you gonna do ya know
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He has a T45...you have a T3650. For some reason, the T3650 is supposed to be better but i see more people with problems with the T3650 than i do with t45's. Im scared to put a heavy clutch anywhere near a stock t3650. Id put a stage 2+ in there but not a 3.
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