[FloMasta24]

I believe that my clutch in my stang is about to go out and I was wondering where is a good website to purchase a new clutch... I don't realy want a nother stock one..

 

[michael.konor]

http://www.speclutches.com/specMain.html

SPEC Clutches direct buying from manufacturer webpage

 

[SpectorV]

spec are good but I have heard and witnessed bad things from their cheap throw out bearings, can you run an oem ford throw out bearing with a spec clutch? the stage II in my friends car is WAY stiff.... you may want to only get a stage I.

 

[michael.konor]

Yes, I'm running the all metal ford OEM throwout bearing. Much better.

 

[97Stallion]

I still have my SPEC Throw-out bearing in. I've had it for about a year at least so about 20,000 miles or so.

 

[michael.konor]

Mine developed a crack and a whine after 2K miles.

 

[FloMasta24]

Thanks guys I think I'll be buying the spec clutch not sure which stage though either 1 or 2 but I am thinking about supercharging in the far future so any advice is appreciated...

 

[michael.konor]

I'll tell you this, SPEC stands behind their products. I burned up a stage II, and they sent me a stage III for free.

I wanted to switch from a aluminum flywheel to a steel one, and they did a 1 for 1 swap.

Kudos go out to Peter and Jeff in customer service.

 

[97Stallion]

I'll tell you this, SPEC stands behind their products. I burned up a stage II, and they sent me a stage III for free.

I wanted to switch from a aluminum flywheel to a steel one, and they did a 1 for 1 swap.

Kudos go out to Peter and Jeff in customer service.

You're also pushing over 400hp to the wheels with that supercharger. I'm pretty sure that's over the stage II rating.

 

[SpectorV]

with just a blower and bolt ons you wont have more than 350rwhp and tq~ if even that much so you should be fine with a stage I

 

[michael.konor]

You're also pushing over 400hp to the wheels with that supercharger. I'm pretty sure that's over the stage II rating.

At the time, I wasn't.