
Originally Posted by
ijsaul
I'm in the same boat. I had a South Bend Racing TZ (Stage 2, 490 max torque), which I ran for roughly 30K miles, and as my transmission is out, we are looking at just replacing it. The flywheel and pressure plate are apparently in perfect shape still.
After DIGGING for a couple of hours on the other forum, I found quite a few individuals recommending the Spec Stage 4+, which is rated at 700+ ft/lbs. torque, and while unsprung, is supposedly a great daily use clutch. Unfortunately, I can no longer locate that exact model on the Spec Clutches website, and only the regular Stage 4 (no +) is listed, which holds to 600 ft/lbs and is a puck style, and apparently it too has good reviews. MVP Motorsports has it for $449 in either 3, 4, or 6 puck design.
The other recommendation is a South Bend Racing Stage 4, which is full faced (non puck), 750 ft/lbs torque max, and $200 more.
And finally, in my case with the pressure plate being in fine shape, it would be possible to go with a stock disk for roughly $100.
The XTD clutches have also had some love across various builds.
I'm on the fence, anyone have any recommendations?
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