195mustang090

So here is my problem....i have a 90 mustang that im pretty much rebuilding. The engine is being rebuilt with speed pro pistons (im not sure on the specs but i know that the engine has to be bored 30 over), ford racing rockers arms, and a ford racing cam (M-6250-B303, http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku). Also the heads are going to be ported and polished. i was looking online for cluthes and i cam accross this Zoom F3-48 Clutch (http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku), is this a good cluch for my application??? Also i need for it to be soft enough for my wife to drive, i know that stock clutches are sometimes verrrrry hard to push in, would this clutch solve my problem (i dont know that much about clutches)?

ckyguy68

Pretty much any clutch that can handle your setup is not going to be stock. I would stay away from the link you suggested and maybe go with a king cobra, or spec. I have a king cobra and its stockish, just a little harder. But it can definately handle some power...

stang8689

I run spec stage 2 in mine and like it

AdderMk2

you definitly dont need a stage 3 "puck" style clutch

Pearlkobra12

stay away from centerforce!

15austin

I run the Autozone special for 5 years now. Many 12 second passes on sticky tires aint went bad yet. Plus it is lifetime warranty for $119.

86whitepony

HAYS

Torched03

Lol Might be a little over kill for your application but I love my spec 3 that I put on my 03 cobra,twin disc (Carbon steel) Rated for 1500Fwhp

195mustang090

hey is that spec stage 2 clutch soft??? i need a cluth that can handle what i have but be soft so that my wife can drive it. or do u know any clutches that will be soft but can handle what i have???

bighungrymatt

nothing wrong with centerforce