need help purchasing clutch/flywheel/pressure plate
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need help purchasing clutch/flywheel/pressure plate
I know nothing about clutches flywheels or pressure plates. as this is my first manual car. i have all of the mods in my sig. looking for something that will last and give good performance on the street and strip. any help would be appreciated. weight saving would also be a nice feature as well.
should i go with the whole spec system. Spec stage 2+ clutch, Spec aluminum flywheel and aluminum pressure plate?
should i go with the whole spec system. Spec stage 2+ clutch, Spec aluminum flywheel and aluminum pressure plate?
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I am thinking about the stage 3 Spec clutch package and the spec flywheel from lmperformance.SPEC Stage III Clutch Kit 2005 Mustang GT By SPEC from LMPerformance, Inc. &SPEC Aluminum Flywheel for use with SPEC Clutch Kits 2005+ Mustang GT By SPEC from LMPerformance, Inc.
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http://www.inmotionperf.com/cart/ind...wCat&catId=178
$780 plus shipping and its the spec stage 3+, not justthe stage 3. up to 800lbs of torque i believe
$780 plus shipping and its the spec stage 3+, not justthe stage 3. up to 800lbs of torque i believe
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would still recommend stage 3+ if your going to or have power adders. if not go with a stahe 2+. read about it. it is more streetable than the stage 3 itself. it also is not that hard to push in.
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$489 with free shipping for the Stage 3+ on here:SPEC Stage III+ Clutch Kit 2005 Mustang GT By SPEC from LMPerformance, Inc.
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The '05-'06 Mustang uses a concentric slave cylinder instead of a conventional throwout bearing. This unit is a dealer only item. Therefore these kits willnot include a throwout bearing. SPEC will be aoffering a billet replacement as an option to the kit beginning July 2006. Please call for additional infomration.
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Originally Posted by 94tbird
Thats from specs website. does this have to be repalced too or can i resuse it. it seems liek this is another 120$ part
Let me rephrase that.
Reuse the TB if it isn't making any more noise than it was when you bought the car new.
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