I have everything completely stock on my drivetrain except a irs brace. Will my stock clutch hold up around 600rwhp? If not I was planning on getting a spec 3+ and a 26 spling input shaft, along with a new tob sleeve. Any ideas?
whipple 2.3 now what cluch mods to do?
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I will assume that you plan on using that power. With that being said your stock clutch will get smoked as soon as you race it. I had the stock clutch with the 2.3 pullied for 17. Clutch lasted not even 2 months. I went with the spec 3+ with 26 spline and it is a great clutch. Soft pedal feel that won't hurt the leg.
Another vote for Spec 3+ and 26 spline input shaft while your in there. New Sleeve and TOB go without saying.
Awesome so i'm gonna get the 26 spline clutch and input shaft along with the tob sleeve.
Do it once and get a McLeod twin RXT.
And LPW cover.
That reminds we - I need to get that FTBR kit in now that it's cold and traction is gone.
I'd love to but my pocket has started to go dry since the whipple. I still got to get a tune lol.
RST? Great street only clutch.
Like the Spec 3+ here too. The pedal feel is heavier then stock, but not too heavy. It is holding over 700 RWHP and has better street manners then the CF dual friction it replaced. The lighter feel of the twin disk was not worth the extra bucks to me.
Another vote for the Spec 3+..... Do yourself a favor, and replace the flywheel with a billet steel FW. You wont EVER have chatter!!
its going to take time and money so save your pennies. im saving for a RXT myself as my stock clutch is toasted with my 2.9.
do it once and do it right, you will thank yourself in the long run.
also on the flywheel selection it depends on what your going to do with your cobra.
drag racing it = lightened steel flywheel.
pure street = aluminum flywheel.
do it once and do it right, you will thank yourself in the long run.
also on the flywheel selection it depends on what your going to do with your cobra.
drag racing it = lightened steel flywheel.
pure street = aluminum flywheel.
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