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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Neone running a SPEC clutch?

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I have been wondering this too. They look like a good clutch and are priced cheaper than South Bend's. Thinking about running one instead of a South Bend ($700-800 vs. over $1000). But I would like to hear from some members. TIA :)



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I noticed that they use the iron disks on stage five. The website says they can do twin disks as well. I wonder if they can build a twin iron disk that is SFI approved at a good price. That could make the clutch wars even more interesting.
 
My personal truck and 5 other trucks I know have been running Specs Stage 3 Clutch for a Dodge for quite some time now. Three of them are 24 valves, and 2 are 12 valves. Ranging from 300-500hp.



My personal Truck is a 24 valve. I have been running this clutch for about 2 years now. I have sled pulled with this clutch about 15 times and it has held up to my abuse on the street also. My truck is at 500 hp, and 950-1000 ft/lbs of torque. The only dislike I do not like about this clutch is that it is quite grabby, which you learn to live with. For the price this is the best holding single disc clutch.



I am actually getting ready to pull this clutch out soon to upgrade to a dual-disc clutch. I am anxious to see what it looks like.



If anybody has any other questions feel free to ask.





Bill
 
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