Bladerunner

When picking a clutch it depends on what your use will be for the clutch
of course.Also take into consideration what rwhp and rwtq you are making
now and what you could be making in the future.
If you throwout bearing is making noise and is failing for all the labor to
just replace your throwout bearing you mite as well replace your
whole clutch assembly and I definitely recommend upgrading.
I have been daily driving my mustang with my Centerforce Dual Friction clutch for about three years now and several trips to the track every year
it has held up very well and has been the best clutch I have ever used
in a mustang before.
The main thing is will the clutch you choice hold the power you are making
now and in the future?