Need a new clutch. Suggestions?

[raised by monkeys]

Whats a good clutch suitable for steet and a squirt every now and then in an AU 5.0? Future plans for a few more killerwhasps, but nothing overboard.

[Whoosha]

Go see the crew at Extreme in SA, HD organic will be all you need , light pedal, plenty of grip . just give the fly wheel a light machine while its out

[Sox]

I changed mine last year, this thread might help....

http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11342655

[raised by monkeys]

Thanks guys.
Might have to give em a call whoosha. Never done a clutch before so im in relatively new territory here. I just had a look on the extreme website and im a little unsure of differences between the kits available for AU. Wouldnt mind giving it a crack myself though, however, i dont have the equipment necessary for machining the flywheel.

[Whoosha]

Originally Posted by raised by monkeys

Thanks guys.
Might have to give em a call whoosha. Never done a clutch before so im in relatively new territory here. I just had a look on the extreme website and im a little unsure of differences between the kits available for AU. Wouldnt mind giving it a crack myself though, however, i dont have the equipment necessary for machining the flywheel.

Any brake shop can give the fly wheel a light skim for you for about the $30 to $50 mark depending on who you know , as for the job its self its not to bad, a hoist is a bonus but not a deal breaker, a good trolly jack to balance the box on when it slides out is a big + as well, the rest is fairly strait forward would allow a good day for a first timer but with practice (Kevs ute ) a little over 3 to 4 hours with a record of 1 hour 45min single handed is obtainable

[raised by monkeys]

Originally Posted by Whoosha

a little over 3 to 4 hours with a record of 1 hour 45min single handed is obtainable

does any of these time allow for beer and xbox intermission time?

I need to start doing these things myself, not only saving $$ but so i can learn. Might have to hit up damo if he's got nothing on next weekend. Im so keen to go racing again. My car has got better times as is (pretty fresh with all the maintenance) + new clutch.

[MrEL]

Mustang clutch from Summit Racing is your friend.

[raised by monkeys]

Originally Posted by MrEL

Mustang clutch from Summit Racing is your friend.

is anyone able to confirm what year mustong and for what motor? or do v6 and v8's share the same trans? Does this also include explorers and broncos as with engine components?

[Peuty]

Don't let anyone talk you into putting a ceramic clutch in. They are horrible.

Don't ask me how i know.

[Day-mow]

exedy HD is doing me well.... i think

[MrEL]

This is the part number that is fitted to mine.
RAM-88794HD
Put that part number in on the Summit Website and it will have all the detals and info that you can cross reference to other clutches.
Im very happy with mine but next time I will get a cushioned button as I do prefer a fairly violent clutch.

[raised by monkeys]

can anyone identify as to whether there is any differences between sedan and ute clutch? maybe the cable?

[MrEL]

Originally Posted by raised by monkeys

can anyone identify as to whether there is any differences between sedan and ute clutch? maybe the cable?

No difference to the best of my knowledge.
Why do you ask?

[raised by monkeys]

Originally Posted by MrEL

No difference to the best of my knowledge.
Why do you ask?

conversation with damo who said he was asked as to whether he had a ute or sedan when he bought a new clutch cable

[raised by monkeys]

This is the clutch that was recommended by summit

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RAM-98794/

[Whoosha]

I would still give Site Sponsor Extreme a call for a price check on the equivelant H/D organic they offer

[Day-mow]

Ask wiggy. Send him a PM he's a guru.