Buying A New Clutch, King Cobra Any Good?
04-22-2007, 11:27 PM
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RE: Buying A New Clutch, King Cobra Any Good?
i got one in my car.. i only have like maybe 75-100 miles at the most on it but it hasfelt good so far.. havent driven the car in a while though cause it has been in paint and body work all winter.
04-22-2007, 11:35 PM
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RE: Buying A New Clutch, King Cobra Any Good?
i have a centerforce II in my car and that thing grabs like a mother ****** i love it peddle is nice and smooth too i got a centerforce pressure plate as well. i cant wait to change the trans fluid so i can finally beat on her again
04-22-2007, 11:49 PM
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RE: Buying A New Clutch, King Cobra Any Good?
where is a good place to get a spec clutch or centerforce i am redoing my motor and i have a brand new kc ,but everybody is talkin bad about them. i will be runnin a 306 with tfs top end and boltons.
04-22-2007, 11:52 PM
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RE: Buying A New Clutch, King Cobra Any Good?
Eh, i guess i should go with the stage 2 then.
Today my step dad talked to this guy who builds mustangs, he told him about how my car burns clutches out so quick. He said he had the same problem, he said its something in the transmission that is warped, what could it be? My step dad forgot what he said[:@]
This is the 3rd clutch in 2 years, and during the 2 years they all just burn up so quick that they slip so fast. I also give it a couple hundred miles over the break in period just to make sure.
Today my step dad talked to this guy who builds mustangs, he told him about how my car burns clutches out so quick. He said he had the same problem, he said its something in the transmission that is warped, what could it be? My step dad forgot what he said[:@]
This is the 3rd clutch in 2 years, and during the 2 years they all just burn up so quick that they slip so fast. I also give it a couple hundred miles over the break in period just to make sure.
04-22-2007, 11:55 PM
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RE: Buying A New Clutch, King Cobra Any Good?
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Eh, i guess i should go with the stage 2 then.
Today my step dad talked to this guy who builds mustangs, he told him about how my car burns clutches out so quick. He said he had the same problem, he said its something in the transmission that is warped, what could it be? My step dad forgot what he said[:@]
This is the 3rd clutch in 2 years, and during the 2 years they all just burn up so quick that they slip so fast. I also give it a couple hundred miles over the break in period just to make sure.
Eh, i guess i should go with the stage 2 then.
Today my step dad talked to this guy who builds mustangs, he told him about how my car burns clutches out so quick. He said he had the same problem, he said its something in the transmission that is warped, what could it be? My step dad forgot what he said[:@]
This is the 3rd clutch in 2 years, and during the 2 years they all just burn up so quick that they slip so fast. I also give it a couple hundred miles over the break in period just to make sure.
04-23-2007, 12:05 AM
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RE: Buying A New Clutch, King Cobra Any Good?
yeah i was gonna get a clutch quadrant kit, but i figured it was fine. Didnt know they can get warped and eat away the clutches, guess im going with the steeda one!
