Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Clutch up-grade

[6naline01]

I am going to be up-grading my clutch very shortly,any suggestions? TIA

 

[AOsipower]

Southbend for sure! match the clutch to your final horsepower goal error on the larger side, or if you pull (truck pull not tow) get a double disk.
good luck,
-Alex

 

[johncameron]

South Bend for sure. I love my CON-OFE, it holds great and drives almost as smooth as stock. I'd buy again for sure.



John

 

[Cummins724]

Word of advice... . don't try to go cheap on a clutch. I learned the hard way & bought the Luk... . only got 40k miles although it was hard towing miles. I recently switched to the Southbend 3250 Dual Disc with sprung hub... . it is smoother than the Luk & built to last 500-700K miles if you don't sled pull. If you are planning big power... the DD is rated at 600hp+. Whatever you decide... go Southbend!

 

[AndyMan]

I've had two SouthBend's, and loved them both. I love my new Zoom VT Stage 2 more though.

 

[GOT-Torque]

I've got a lowmileage SouthBend FE clutch in the classifieds if you are interested.

 

[Gary - K7GLD]

Hard to beat South Bend for range of selections and quality - but be sure to be realistic as to any future mods you might have planned, and how you will most typically be using the truck - then give all that info to Peter at SBC - he'll treat you right!

 

[johncameron]

Also, from what I've seen they have the best customer service



I've never needed it however

 

[AFarmer]

South Bend clutch all the way. Oo.