primetime5.0

Anyone around here running one? Im looking at there regular street series stuff. I had a spec stage 2+ but after pulling the trans out the disc doesnt have much life left and ive only had it like a year.. So ive narrowed it down to Mcleod and RAM.. no CF.. opinions on either clutch are welcomed!

primetime5.0

well I guess ill be the first one around to buy one

stang8689

I saw that you can get a hydraulic throwout bearing with them

OnyxCobra

Spec are supposed to have good longetivity, did you drive it hard or slip it too much?

67mustang302

I'm running a McLeod hydraulic clutch setup with a Wilwood m/c, and it's very issue free, so I imagine their clutches are good quality as well. And why not CF clutches? And if your Spec wore out after barely a year then you either have your clutch adjusted wrong, don't know how to drive a stick, or had the wrong clutch.

92GreyGT

I have had a couple Rams and I won't buy anything else. I have a 98794T in my car now and it is great. I have never personally owned a McCleod but some of my friends have in Chevy's and have had no problems.

WhiteWindsor

The spec clutches do not have much material above the rivets when new. When i pulled my engine to have it machined to a one piece rear main i had the same concern as you. I call spec to ask how thick it should be, it was something in the thousands. I measured mine and it was just shy of that. The material that's used doesn't wear much.

primetime5.0

I think im just going to buy a new SPEC disk for it, I really dont want to have to replace it after this summer...

WhiteWindsor

I use the 6 puck stage 3 with my TKO.