2004 GT Clutch Kit Question?
11-19-2009, 05:00 PM
#21
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where can you even purchase a centerforce??
my buddy has one in his 00 GT and i LOVE it.. it's awesome..
i was thinking about going spec stage 2 myself, but i have heard both good AND bad things about spec... i just like the idea that AM carries them and i can get 6% off.. but for a clutch, i may just spend the extra money and get a centerforce if i can find one...
my buddy has one in his 00 GT and i LOVE it.. it's awesome..
i was thinking about going spec stage 2 myself, but i have heard both good AND bad things about spec... i just like the idea that AM carries them and i can get 6% off.. but for a clutch, i may just spend the extra money and get a centerforce if i can find one...
Last edited by hpwrestler220; 11-20-2009 at 02:21 PM.
11-19-2009, 05:07 PM
#22
http://www.lethalperformance.com/tra..._581_1671_2459
Might not be the best price but i didnt shop it. This is where i would buy my clutch from if/when i buy it. And i would be getting a centerforce as well as they are awesome clutches from what ive read and felt. Friend had one in his 00GT and it was a dream to drive!!! And you could dump that thing and it would just never slip...ever. Even on the 125 shot.
Might not be the best price but i didnt shop it. This is where i would buy my clutch from if/when i buy it. And i would be getting a centerforce as well as they are awesome clutches from what ive read and felt. Friend had one in his 00GT and it was a dream to drive!!! And you could dump that thing and it would just never slip...ever. Even on the 125 shot.
11-19-2009, 07:19 PM
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i have heard of a clutch alignment tool which basicly holds everything inline when you bolt it up it mates with the splines. but never heard of a clutch adjustment tool I have done several clutches from t-5 to a tr 3650 and even a buddies honda and usually when you buy a clutch kit it comes with the alignment tool
11-20-2009, 12:57 AM
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One went out of the norm and bought a Centerforce Dual Friction... it was EXTREMELY nice. Stock-like feel, nice smooth engagement, made the car much nicer to drive... Unfortunately if you go price them out, a CF DF is like 2x the price of a comparable spec clutch. Spec = cheap, you do get what you pay for though.
11-20-2009, 08:08 AM
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It is an excellent clutch holds awesome and great pedal feel.
11-21-2009, 03:38 PM
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A lot of my friends have gone with spec clutches... just a uniform level of crap.
One went out of the norm and bought a Centerforce Dual Friction... it was EXTREMELY nice. Stock-like feel, nice smooth engagement, made the car much nicer to drive... Unfortunately if you go price them out, a CF DF is like 2x the price of a comparable spec clutch. Spec = cheap, you do get what you pay for though.
One went out of the norm and bought a Centerforce Dual Friction... it was EXTREMELY nice. Stock-like feel, nice smooth engagement, made the car much nicer to drive... Unfortunately if you go price them out, a CF DF is like 2x the price of a comparable spec clutch. Spec = cheap, you do get what you pay for though.
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