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99 7.3 04-14-2012 10:06 PM

Clutch advice
 
Looking for a clutch for my g56. Daily driven, tow and play w/ a little bit. Nothing crazy hp yet, but want something I can grow into and not have to worry about replacing before it wears out due to power.

2007 5.9 04-14-2012 11:39 PM

South Bend 3600. Dual disc with upgraded hydros.


Plenty of holding power for future upgrades, and still drives well

MufflerBearing 04-15-2012 12:58 AM

valair

Gibson 04-15-2012 05:56 AM

ValAir dual disk ceramic discs. Pressure load of your choice. But 3600 seems to be a good load range. They are that grabby nor do they slip that easily. The 650hp version should hold you fine.

99 7.3 04-15-2012 07:23 AM

Thanks!

5150cummins 04-15-2012 10:47 AM

I agree with 2007 5.9. I've been running a sb 3600 for around 100k miles. It's great towing, racing and most important daily driving. If you want quality go with south bend.

coorsman2005 04-15-2012 12:19 PM

im running the sb3600 i tow about 20k/daily driver and i love it

sledshaker 04-15-2012 06:45 PM

Kenny's pulling parts has great clutches. I have had dual and triple disc with different material. Call and talk to them about what material would be good for your setup.

jeremy153624 04-15-2012 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sledshaker (Post 1759464)
Kenny's pulling parts has great clutches. I have had dual and triple disc with different material. Call and talk to them about what material would be good for your setup.

x2^

Backhoe man 04-15-2012 08:37 PM

I have a 3600 south bend as well it will hold power no problem but it is loud and it is not so great at backing with a heavy trailer. If you plan to sled pull it is the only way to go but if you are just going to play a little a 3250 is a lot quieter and can hold pretty good power. I would say figure out where you plan to be power wise and plan from there.


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