HOLLYWOOD99

What is a good aftermarket clutch to go with? I want something with a little more grab than factory!

And what is the difference between puck, twin disk, and something like factory?

97targa

just posted this yesterday and nobady responded, but a puck style is really for race use. You will have a harsh engagement. I have also read that King Cobra clutches don't last long at all! I think because they make the disc thinner for quicker engagement so it wears the little bit of material it has out kinda quick. I have had a Centerforce Dual friction, but that's 90% more holding capacity and has smooth engagement and light pedal effort. That will wear out faster on a stock flywheel and everyday use, but I never had a problem with chattering as well! You will get chattering with puck styles. I just bought a Hays 490-95-201 from Jegs for $270 with all parts needed for install minus pilot bearing! I think Hays is just coming out with the kits for the stangs because I don't see them around much???? They are real big on Mopar and GM's. Heard good things about specII's but check on the chattering thing, which happens on slow engagement city driving!

djb1187

I recommend you avoid all puck style clutchs. I really hate my spec stage 1 its rough as hell

Clutch_2000GT

I have the king cobra and it grabs a hell of a lot better then the OEM/stock clutch. I love it but I still occasionally have that problem with the TOB making noise[:@][:@][:@]

HOLLYWOOD99

Centerforce huh? How about spec stage II its supposed to have a kevlar disk how much better does this hold up over a organic weave?

97targa

What's that supose to mean?

Hash06

King cobra is all you need. i love mine

HOLLYWOOD99

Nothing, I have heard more good things on centerforce than spec, but spec is cheaper...

nanaki

i have a spec 3 and love it. not much stiffer than stock and holds mucho power.

ddeaton66

I have used Centerforce in every car I have built and have always had great performance from them. There are of course other good quality manufacturers out there, but I tend to stick with a good product when I find it.