Clutch for F/I
#1
Clutch for F/I
For those of you who have replaced their clutch and have some type of F/I, if you could give me some feed back on what you got and why. I don't need prices, but if you remember how many hours of labor you were charged, that would be great. I will be building the motor and adding a second turbo in the next phase of the build so keep that in mind.
This is the clutch I'm considering.
http://www.turboclutch.com/max.html
and the flywheel
http://www.turboclutch.com/flywheel.html
I go to the track 5-6 times a year, maybe more and need something durable and strong. I think this fits the bill. I don't really care about pedal pressure, I do, but it's not the most important part. I've driven F350 diesels with leg presses for clutches and it never bothered me.
This is the clutch I'm considering.
http://www.turboclutch.com/max.html
and the flywheel
http://www.turboclutch.com/flywheel.html
I go to the track 5-6 times a year, maybe more and need something durable and strong. I think this fits the bill. I don't really care about pedal pressure, I do, but it's not the most important part. I've driven F350 diesels with leg presses for clutches and it never bothered me.
#4
RE: Clutch for F/I
New Mcleod RST!. You can either use your stock flywheel as it will bolt to it, OR you can use their flywheel or ANYONE else's!.. Their new system is designed to bolt to stock or any aftermarket flywheel and its a twin disc!.. Plus, I am not kidding when I say the pedal pressure is actually LIGHTER than stock!. Quite impressive.
#5
RE: Clutch for F/I
ORIGINAL: subzero05
New Mcleod RST!. You can either use your stock flywheel as it will bolt to it, OR you can use their flywheel or ANYONE else's!.. Their new system is designed to bolt to stock or any aftermarket flywheel and its a twin disc!.. Plus, I am not kidding when I say the pedal pressure is actually LIGHTER than stock!. Quite impressive.
New Mcleod RST!. You can either use your stock flywheel as it will bolt to it, OR you can use their flywheel or ANYONE else's!.. Their new system is designed to bolt to stock or any aftermarket flywheel and its a twin disc!.. Plus, I am not kidding when I say the pedal pressure is actually LIGHTER than stock!. Quite impressive.
#7
RE: Clutch for F/I
ORIGINAL: subzero05
New Mcleod RST!. You can either use your stock flywheel as it will bolt to it, OR you can use their flywheel or ANYONE else's!.. Their new system is designed to bolt to stock or any aftermarket flywheel and its a twin disc!.. Plus, I am not kidding when I say the pedal pressure is actually LIGHTER than stock!. Quite impressive.
New Mcleod RST!. You can either use your stock flywheel as it will bolt to it, OR you can use their flywheel or ANYONE else's!.. Their new system is designed to bolt to stock or any aftermarket flywheel and its a twin disc!.. Plus, I am not kidding when I say the pedal pressure is actually LIGHTER than stock!. Quite impressive.