NEED CLUTCH ADVISE
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NEED CLUTCH ADVISE
Okay guys I just installed baby swamps about 1800 miles ago and wow it deffinantly woke the truck but now its time for a clutch and I already have a smf conversion flywheel. But Im wanting to get a clutch to hold up to other future mods. I do a lot of street driving but I do a fair amount of towing and don't wont to buy to small of a clutch and regret it .But I plan to do a few more things to it in the near future such as s366 and hpop and head studs and valve springs and pushrods and possibly a stage 1 cam. so I thought id see what you guys thought on clutch options and when it comes to clutches I really don't know very much about them. So thought id see what you guys thought .
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I went with the Heavy Duty Organic from Valair. It holds the power much better. Its especially noticeable on 5th gear pulls. But be prepared for gear rollover. Stepping up to a higher performance clutch will almost certainly give you some gear rollover. Its worse on some trucks than others. It horrible on mine. Personally I would hold off on a performance clutch as long as you can for that one reason haha.
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thanks for the response ive read that some say valair is the best some say soutbend. But valair seems to have a little higher rated clutch for the same price as south bend . Im going to be making phone calls to talk to both and find out my options. I was just curious as to what most of you guys are running in your trucks.
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I am not real certain with the clutches. I have always run stock, but have spoken with a few people who have run aftermarket clutches. From what I gathered on the Kevlar clutches, if you do not beat on it very often it will glaze over.
Sorry I can't be of any real help, but I have not dug into it very deep yet, as my stock clutch is all I need for now.
Sorry I can't be of any real help, but I have not dug into it very deep yet, as my stock clutch is all I need for now.
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