Clutchmasters stage 4 - who has one?
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Clutchmasters stage 4 - who has one?
Well I'm at the point where I'll be buying a new clutch this month since my stock one is toast.
I'm considering getting the 6-puck version of the clutchmasters stage 4. I'll be spraying up to a 150 shot again by the end of the summer so I need something that will hold hard drag strip launches on slicks and 400+ wtq, but still be somewhat streetable.
Any of you guys using this clutch or one like it? I couldn't find any threads about it.
I've heard the engagement is much faster than stock and the pedal is pretty rough afterwards, but I can deal with that as long as it's not instant engagement.
I'm considering getting the 6-puck version of the clutchmasters stage 4. I'll be spraying up to a 150 shot again by the end of the summer so I need something that will hold hard drag strip launches on slicks and 400+ wtq, but still be somewhat streetable.
Any of you guys using this clutch or one like it? I couldn't find any threads about it.
I've heard the engagement is much faster than stock and the pedal is pretty rough afterwards, but I can deal with that as long as it's not instant engagement.
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Hey Sparks, I have been using the stage 3 Clutchmaster (kevlar) and its been in the car for over a year now and its awsome. It feels a lot like stock and I have been to the track several times with no issues. Been working great for me. Hope that helps.
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I'd stick to what 1swtmax is saying. Plus I've always heard of 6-puck clutches not being very street able and wearing out quickly. Also the hub of the clutch is usually heavier than a disk setup which is tougher on the syncros.
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