Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Napa HD Clutch

[telliott]

got a buddy with a 94 that needs a clutch. I recommended a south bend, but he has very minor power upgrades and doesn't want to spend the money on a southbend if he doesnt have to. Any one know if the Napa heavy duty clutch is any good?

 

[DPashko]

I have a stock 98 5spd clutch i would let go for cheap. Its used but think it has under 10,000km on it, it looks fairly new i can send pics. send me a PM if interested.

 

[hsmith]

I have used NAPA units for several applications, mostly ricers. I would not use one of them on my own truck. Check the country of origin. May help you decide.

 

[DGamelin]

Unless you like changing clutches don't mess with napa. Call South Bend. Back when we put a clutch in my dads 02 the south bend was cheaper with shipping then auto value by a couple of bucks. And the difference in the dick was visually obvious.



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93 250 2wd xc 354 auto 371k

04. 5 3500 4wd qc dully 373 6speed 94k

 

[South Bend Clutch]

We have stock clutches and a little better then stock clutches that use the existing flywheel that may surprise you on the price. Give me a call.





Peter

 

[Grizzly]

A good alternative would be an OEM Mopar. Don't know if they're any cheaper than SB.

 

[PToombs]

Don't forget Valair, they make a good clutch too.

 

[BigPapa]

I recommend you call Peter. He's been great to me.



Scott

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

Another vote to call Peter @ South Bend, 800-988-4345. Not only can he provide a stock type clutch, he will help you avoid the disastrous cost-cutting parts that many companies use and foist off on us as being "the same". He has also done car and racer applications for me, and his knowledge and honesty have been much appreciated in this bean-counter infested world.

 

[GOTSOOT]

do a napa and you will be doing it again sooner than you think!!SBC is the only choice.