Good or bad and what do you recommend
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I wouldn't put that garbage in a scooter.
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With all due respect Paladin, regardless of how much HP you push, or your driving habits.......total dust within a year. Putting that in a B-Body is like wiping your @ss with a film of water on your hand. I'm no expert but I have smoked my share of clutches.
For a daily driver, try something like this http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mcl-75109/overview/make/chrysler
At least.
I have had good luck with Zoom as well.
For a daily driver, try something like this http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mcl-75109/overview/make/chrysler
At least.
I have had good luck with Zoom as well.
LOL. How do you guys REALLY feel about it!
451Mopar
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Sachs is a good clutch company, they sell a wide range of clutches from OEM, to Formula One.
I found this link:
http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=4850119&an=&page=&vc=1
FWIW, my Keisler SS700 trans came with a Sachs #BBC1877 pressure plate. I'm not sure what the clutch part numbers was, or if it was even Sachs brand, but it has been holding fine (only 500 miles on it though?)
I found this link:
http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=4850119&an=&page=&vc=1
FWIW, my Keisler SS700 trans came with a Sachs #BBC1877 pressure plate. I'm not sure what the clutch part numbers was, or if it was even Sachs brand, but it has been holding fine (only 500 miles on it though?)
paladin06
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That's right. Don't sugar coat it guys. Give it to me straight.
wedge69
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Myself I like RAM products. You can talor it to your needs and thay make very tuff parts. When I raced a 4 speed we ran Schaffer and then went to ram. In the clutch world you only get what you pay for !
Although Sachs makes clutches that are quite good, I'm sure there are many levels of quality. $127 doesn't get you much these days. Personally when I had my 68 Road Runner it got a cheap clutch every 3-6 months. My Challenger has a Center-Force Dual Friction. The car has 10,000 hard miles, 100 dragstrip passes with slicks (12.50@110). It's had one adjustment, never chattered, slipped. $300 most suppliers. Best clutch I've ever owned.
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