WhiteWindsor

SPEC is a company and the name of thier clutches are spec. They have a website. They are an extremely good clutch that a ton of people use when getting after market clutches. They are a proven clutch, you cant go wrong.

bighungrymatt

Installed one on mine about 3 months ago, love it!

dukeme

How much did you pay? Is it true that the break in period should be around 500 miles before you can really abuse it or????
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WhiteWindsor

I cant remember what i paid for it. You can call the tech line. The break in period is there for a reason, most high performance clutchs have them. If this is a daily driver and you need it for a while i would get as close the break in period as possible. I dont drive mine often, so my break in period was lasted till i left my driveway.

88Mach1

+1 it grabs good, but the pedal is too damn stiff.

bighungrymatt

I paid $299.99 for my CF DF, about6 months ago, took me 3 months to get around to putting it in hahaand I went ahead and did the break in period just to be safe. no problems

dukeme

This is what I got and installing today:

Centerforce Dual Friction Clutches
Clutch Kit, Organic, 1 1/ 16 in. Diameter Shaft, 10-Spline, 10.4 in. Diameter Disc, Ford/ Mercury, Kit[align=left] [/align]

bighungrymatt

Thats what I love about my CF, it isnt stiff and still grabs great

dukeme

Once broken in, what do you leave the lights at? 3, 4grand?
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bighungrymatt

I have only been to the track once, and they werent doing time slips, so I just practiced launching. Was only launching at about 2500 to get used to my MT, I dropped psi down to 20 and had no problems hooking at 2500rpm