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FOXX5.0
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Just got my gears 373 now what clutch packs should I get? Lmk thanks ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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Captain Obvious
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Originally posted by FOXX5.0:
Just got my gears 373 now what clutch packs should I get? Lmk thanks
stock style clutch packs work just fine if shimmed nice and tight, you can also install a Truck S-spring (larger vs stock mustang)
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Nope . do the cobra carbon clutch pack .
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^^^ +100 what he said
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FOXX5.0
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Ok koo might as well pay a lil more for the cobra ones thanks guys
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Luke87GT
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I have mixed opinions.
I got the standard kit in my 93 and it held strong for years. I never had any issues.
The Carbon kit is ok too in my 96, but it chattered for a lot longer when taking turns.
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JUNKYARD5.0
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
I have mixed opinions.
I got the standard kit in my 93 and it held strong for years. I never had any issues.
The Carbon kit is ok too in my 96, but it chattered for a lot longer when taking turns.
Luke is this normal? I have a friend that has a built rearend for sale but he told me that it also chatters for a lot longer when turning, and he said that was normal because he said he put aftermarket clutch packs.
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Luke87GT
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Originally posted by JUNKYARD5.0:
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Originally posted by Luke87GT:
I have mixed opinions.
I got the standard kit in my 93 and it held strong for years. I never had any issues.
The Carbon kit is ok too in my 96, but it chattered for a lot longer when taking turns.
Luke is this normal? I have a friend that has a built rearend for sale but he told me that it also chatters for a lot longer when turning, and he said that was normal because he said he put aftermarket clutch packs.
It's normal when it's new.
Interestingly, I always have the standard kit chatter for a couple thousand miles. The Carbon kit chattered for like 10,000 miles! It just recently finally stopped.
Personally, I have never had any logetivity problems with the standard kit and would go with that if I needed to again.
I'd make sure to do the revised config alternating between the two sets of plates (rather than using the weaker OEM config which allows more slippage)
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FOXX5.0
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Originally posted by JUNKYARD5.0:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Luke87GT:
I have mixed opinions.
I got the standard kit in my 93 and it held strong for years. I never had any issues.
The Carbon kit is ok too in my 96, but it chattered for a lot longer when taking turns.
Luke is this normal? I have a friend that has a built rearend for sale but he told me that it also chatters for a lot longer when turning, and he said that was normal because he said he put aftermarket clutch packs.
It's normal when it's new.
Interestingly, I always have the standard kit chatter for a couple thousand miles. The Carbon kit chattered for like 10,000 miles! It just recently finally stopped.
Personally, I have never had any logetivity problems with the standard kit and would go with that if I needed to again.
I'd make sure to do the revised config alternating between the two sets of plates (rather than using the weaker OEM config which allows more slippage) [/QUOTE
Any one recommend someone that can install gears and clutch packs lmk thanks
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98 ROUSH
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Advance auto in San Ramon ask for Daniel,he know his shit
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Smoked50
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Originally posted by 98 ROUSH:
Advance auto in San Ramon ask for Daniel,he know his shit
+1
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