Clutch help

[Cantlin01]

Hey guys I got an 01 gt looking to get a new clutch soon. Any help on brand I should go with and where I can pick it up.

[MiGT01]

AmericanMuscle.com. RAM HDX is what I have and love it!

[Csnow99gt]

I had some problems with spec clutches, so I went with a ford racing clutch kit and flywheel, and also bought a the ford racing Throwout bearing which is a lot stronger then the ones that come with the kits, and it has held up great!!! I have herd good things about ram also

[LAS97GT]

Originally Posted by Csnow99gt

I had some problems with spec clutches, so I went with a ford racing clutch kit and flywheel, and also bought a the ford racing Throwout bearing which is a lot stronger then the ones that come with the kits, and it has held up great!!! I have herd good things about ram also

How many miles have you put on the AR clutch?

[LAS97GT]

Originally Posted by LAS97GT

How many miles have you put on the AR clutch?

FR CLUTCH.

[Csnow99gt]

I've put around 3000 to 4000 miles since then and no problems

[Cantlin01]

Anyone heard bad things about exedy clutches

[t0t4lbl4ck0ut]

I've had my spec for around 2000 miles and have had zero problems with it. It grips and grips and the drivability is near stock even with a stage 3+

[Mmustang01]

Go with spec stage 3 is the best way to go for street and track use
Also if u can get a aluminum flywheel the cost for labor will be the same since they have to remove the flywheel in order to install the clutch

[JDF]

What are your plans for the car? I've said it before on other threads: don't over-clutch your car. It's pointless getting a Stage 3+ clutch when you don't plan on pushing a lot of horsepower. You sacrifice pedal stiffness and potentially drive ability depending on the friction material you choose. If you are never getting above 400-450 ft lbs of torque then look into a stage 1 or 2 clutch. Center force is a pretty good brand, along with Exedy, I've heard both good and bad reviews with Spec. The way I'd go is a Luk clutch. They are THE brand that most manufacturers use and they make a damn good clutch for being stock.