Clutch set up

[Chapka]

It's time for a few clutch. theres so many clutch kits out there I have no idea where to start. So what would be a good set up? I have 4.10 gears in the rear if that makes a difference to the kind of clutch I would need

[not a gt]

I just installed a McLeod Super Street Pro, equal to or lighter than stock, so close hard to tell, after 1200 mile break in . no chatter, no issue, grabs awesome, price isn't to bad either. Oh, heck with turning flywheel, get an aluminum if budget can handle it and be done with it (Fidanza is a good value)

[Chapka]

Originally Posted by not a gt

I just installed a McLeod Super Street Pro, equal to or lighter than stock, so close hard to tell, after 1200 mile break in . no chatter, no issue, grabs awesome, price isn't to bad either. Oh, heck with turning flywheel, get an aluminum if budget can handle it and be done with it (Fidanza is a good value)

Did you need a firewall adjuster? I've read a few reviews on some clutches that if you don't have one you'll ruin the clutch.

[not a gt]

Originally Posted by Chapka

Did you need a firewall adjuster? I've read a few reviews on some clutches that if you don't have one you'll ruin the clutch.

It helps with adjustment, but no not needed for the clutch to work, good to have with stock cable, just makes it easier to dial it in as clutch wears in

http://www.americanmuscle.com/mcleod...ch-0104gt.html

..and remember 5% M1R discount and free shipping, listed as a stock replacement so no adjuster needed. Not sure if maybe to much for you (clutch) with what mods you may have, others will chime in I am sure !! Any McLeod product is a good clutch

Alot of guys with stock Mach's seem to like this one as well

http://www.americanmuscle.com/exedy-...utch-9604.html