Sach's CLutch From TST Products

[SLang]

Has anyone ever used this clutch? Impressions on feel? On installation? Build quality? etc. Is this the same as Joe D. 's modified or is it just a factory Sach's clutch from a first gen. ?



No offense but please do not tell me about South Bend's clutch. I know a lot of you like it and that's great. I'm just trying to get some info for my friend that has a 96 5-speed 2500.



Thanks,

Scott

 

[Cumminshobist]

TST Clutch

I have a 95 when 430HP with one of the TST clutches. The same one the Joe Donnelly has in his truck. I have 8000 miles on so far and towed 9000 pounds behind the truck and so far it works great. I think he does have some clutches on hand. The pedal is stiffer and the spring is different. I hope this helps. Steve Fyfe Las Vegas

 

[Todd T]

the Sachs clutch is a good clutch, for street and towing it has good pedal feel and does not chatter much at all.



but dont try to pull a sled with one.

 

[cumminsgetme]

I have been running the Sachs (from Joe Donnelly) for 6 months and love it. It seems like the more power I throw at this clutch the better it holds. It has very little chatter and has definately lived up to my expectations.

 

[Don M]

I can tell ya the Donnelly Sachs clutch will hold up to Cords truck. We ragged on it a bit this week and the clutch holds the power. Cord just dynoed at 476 HP so... the Sachs is holding alot and Sickly has the same clutch at 600.



Don~

 

[Sled Puller]

Slang,

You are only a little ways from www.enterpriseengine.com, in Thornville.

Check with them about clutches that will hold what you want to do.



Gene

 

[Don M]

Correction, Cord dynoed at 523 HP yesterday. He is using the Donnelly clutch and it aint slipping!!



Don~

 

[Jim Fulmer]

S lang

I rode in cumminsgetme's truck yesterday and it has major a$$ as you see from the numbers and it felt really on power and during gear changes, sounds like a good choice to me! P. M. Joe D I bet he can hook you up with one.



Jim