Aftermarket Clutch?
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Aftermarket Clutch?
I am not really happy with my clutch. I just don't feel that it engages smoothly, and, after 5000 miles, I'm still having a hard time making consistently smooth shifts. Together with the clunky rear end and revs that don't drop when shifting, I've started to dread shifting - that ain't right.
Maybe it's me, maybe there's something wrong. (As I'm sure you can guess, the dealer found no problem.) In any event, I was wondering if there is an aftermarket clutch that would engage smoother. Note that I'm not looking for a "high performance" or heavy duty clutch. I don't race.
FYI, I've been driving sticks for 40 years and had no problem with the '87 5.0 which I owned for 18 years or with any other stick I own(ed).
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Without a solution, the alternative I'm kicking around is a 2008 C-6 - with an automatic.
Maybe it's me, maybe there's something wrong. (As I'm sure you can guess, the dealer found no problem.) In any event, I was wondering if there is an aftermarket clutch that would engage smoother. Note that I'm not looking for a "high performance" or heavy duty clutch. I don't race.
FYI, I've been driving sticks for 40 years and had no problem with the '87 5.0 which I owned for 18 years or with any other stick I own(ed).
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Without a solution, the alternative I'm kicking around is a 2008 C-6 - with an automatic.
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