Which Clutch Set Up to buy?
#1
Which Clutch Set Up to buy?
1972 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 4 Speed.
Which Clutch Set Up?
I've had two suggestions: Center Force (Centerforce #DF148552) vs. Ram (Ram Clutches #798-98764)
Or if you have a suggestion.......... I will not be Drag Racing this car. It's main use is to go to car cruises & shows. No spinning tires on this one. Well, maybe just once LOL. Thanks for any help.
Which Clutch Set Up?
I've had two suggestions: Center Force (Centerforce #DF148552) vs. Ram (Ram Clutches #798-98764)
Or if you have a suggestion.......... I will not be Drag Racing this car. It's main use is to go to car cruises & shows. No spinning tires on this one. Well, maybe just once LOL. Thanks for any help.
#2
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the brands you listed. But wanted to give you a heads up about performance clutches. Since your not racing yours be sure you get one that's going to be street friendly. Years ago I was putting my 1970 442 together and I just had to spend the extra dollars to get a "high performance" clutch. It launched nice but that nothing, nothing, grab! was not fun driving across town stopping at traffic lights. I only ran it a few months then swapped it out for a "normal" clutch assembly. The last one I bought I just went to the local Napa store and purchased what they had on the shelf. John
#3
i used a Center Force in my Rallye 350. i told them i wanted a good clutch but was not going to be racing other than playing on the street now and then. i told them my gearing and engine setup and they recommend the clutch that i went with. i was very happy with it. i am sure the others could do the same thing but i did like how Center Force took the time to listen and make the recommendation.
#4
First of all centerforce does not manufacture there own clutches and they are modified units that they buy. For ram clutches I have no experiance with them.
However, I use the hays street clutch that has a nice soft pedal, quick release, and great quality materials.
However, I use the hays street clutch that has a nice soft pedal, quick release, and great quality materials.
#5
Ok, well that's some good advice so far. I have a Zoom Clutch available also. Part Number MU5505-1A which seems to be a factory replacement set. I can buy this with all 4 pieces for $100 which I might just get. Like I said, not going to be racing, I just need to get the transmission into each gear smoothly & not have to have my knee replaced from engaging the clutch with the pedal. Anyone have experience with Zoom Clutch Sets? Thanks again. Brian
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