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Posted by white slut (Member # 478) on :
 
Who's used 'em??
What are your thoughts??
 
Posted by st5150 (Member # 51) on :
 
I've heard of too many failing prematurely and have even witnessed one blow on its first pass. Other than that, the rest of the people who have them, seem to like them.

[ April 01, 2002: Message edited by: st5150 ]


 
Posted by white slut (Member # 478) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by st5150:
I've heard of too many failing prematurely and have even witnessed one blow on its first pass. Other than that, the rest of the people who have them, seem to like them.

[ April 01, 2002: Message edited by: st5150 ]


Knew I should have SPEC'd it.
Wonder if Summit will return it after a couple months??
Shit.
 


Posted by st5150 (Member # 51) on :
 
You shouldn't have a problem if its unopenned and still in the box. Summit is good about that stuff. Shade-tree knows a thing or two about getting summit to take back stuff.
 
Posted by 67n2ojunkie (Member # 949) on :
 
hey ted you stll need he putting together the new rearend? i see you want NOS...iv got something better for you than that .....email me and ill try and help you out.
 
Posted by white slut (Member # 478) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by 67n2ojunkie:
hey ted you stll need he putting together the new rearend? i see you want NOS...iv got something better for you than that .....email me and ill try and help you out.

I already purchased the NOS kit from Gabe though.
Whats up??
 
Posted by ray95 (Member # 752) on :
 
I'm going on 1 1/2 years on my centerforce dual friction setup.
 
Posted by chapo (Member # 1000) on :
 
I notice a big diference when I switch to my CENTERFORCE clutch, I had it for about a year now!
 
Posted by BOSNA (Member # 246) on :
 
I've blow mine after I think 300-500 miles in third gear [BS flag]
 
Posted by white slut (Member # 478) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by BOSNA:
I've blow mine after I think 300-500 miles in third gear [BS flag]

I have heard both good and bad stories.
Did you honestly go through the recommended break-in that comes with the instructions?
It says plain as day on the orange sheets, 500 mile break in period.
 


Posted by jph331 (Member # 665) on :
 
I have used the center force clutch in everything I have ever put together. The only problem I ever had was when making above 500+ hp to the rear wheels the clutch would slip. I had center force up grade the material on the clutch disc and never had another problem. I also know they are not the best for high rpm usage. I only spun mine to 6000 rpm so it was fine.
 
Posted by Holmes88GT (Member # 1096) on :
 
I dont think summit will take back a used clutch. stick with svo
HaHa
 
Posted by white slut (Member # 478) on :
 
Ya! My dumbass did have Holmes install it only to need a flywheel! LOL!
All good, I will break her in appropriately when the rear and shit come together.
It'll be cool.
 
Posted by LAST302 (Member # 808) on :
 
I have run Centerforce, Ram, and McLeod and by farrrrrrr the McLeod is the best. That is my opinion anyway.
 
Posted by 2000BlackGT (Member # 283) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by LAST302:
I have run Centerforce, Ram, and McLeod and by farrrrrrr the McLeod is the best. That is my opinion anyway.

i heard that spec pretty much copied the mccloud clutch so the spec is great. I will be running it, gabe runs stage 3, brian is getting stage 3, theres a lot of us
 
Posted by roseville5oh (Member # 406) on :
 
I've been driving on my CF dual friction for over a year now and I can't even tell any wear on it. It never slips and I've never had ANY problems with it. Yet, i've also heard great things about McLeod. Also heard good stuff about SPEC.
 
Posted by white slut (Member # 478) on :
 
Well, I ain't selling it, so I am gonna run it till it breaks or whatever.
Thanks guys.
 




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