skiallday

i just need to know the pro's and cons of these. im very curious as to what i shoudl put in my 87 NA.

adn im curious about cost as well, in my previous experienceceramic clutches were more expensive but i dont know

thanks guys

eddierotary

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if your car is stock why go with such aggresive clutch. klevar and ceramic clutches are for high hp engine. so for stock you just need a stock or street/strip clutch. thats my opinion

My5ABaby

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N/A = Stock clutch. You don't need anything more unless you're running some big numbers for an N/A engine (which, if you're asking, you're not).

Syonyk

Yea... unless you've got something off the walls, you don't need anything fancy.

If you do want a beefier clutch, I put the Racing Beat street/strip clutch & pressure plate in when I rebuilt the engine - it's still a full face organic, so it's easy to drive, but the pressure plate is stiffer than the stock one so it can hold more power. It does get a bit grabby when hot, though - if I had to regularly deal with stop and go traffic, I'd probably prefer the stock clutch.

-=Russ=-