Anyone running these clutches?

[CajunKenny]

Here's what I've found:

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/d...forceQQClutch_KitQQ19861988QQC78DF522018.html

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/d...orceQQClutch_KitQQ19861988QQC78CFT522018.html

One is dual friction the other is not. Is there a major difference between the two and which one runs better with our cars?

Are these clutches crap...what do you recommend?

My power goals are 400rwhp and there abouts for torque.

Thanks...

 

[radiod]

I was using the Centerforce DF clutch, running ~330rwhp It grabbed nice and hard real fast, but that means it's a lot harder on the clutch disc for typical city driving where you're slipping it to get off the line 'nicely' . Also, when the meat on the disc was on it's last legs, the pressure plate was no good anymore due to scorched spots. Mind you, I did take it to the drags. Pulled about 15 runs over the season, so not tons, but enough to most likely make it's mark on the car. Also a huge downside to a performance clutch is they tend to have WAY less meat on the disc than an OEM replacement. I wouldn't go performance unless I had serious problems with ripping through the OEM's or

I went and put in a Beck Arnley replacement clutch and so far it's been real good. No clutch slipping even when it's being driven hard. We'll see how it goes during race season, but I think this one's gonna be sufficient.

Also a huge downside to a performance clutch is they tend to have WAY less meat on the disc than an OEM replacement. I wouldn't go performance unless I had serious problems with ripping through the OEM's or some slippage problems. Keep that in mind with your purchasing