time for a new clutch
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time for a new clutch
so im going with the centerforce clutch and pressure plate and getting flywheel machined
any tips and suggestions? how long you think this shall take?
any tips and suggestions? how long you think this shall take?
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i dont have a link but i have the centerforce book at the shop i work at and its in there says for a 2.2L cobalt and its only 280$ cheaper than a OEM clutch
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People seem to have problems with centerforce. Dont get spec either because they're even bigger crap. If you're not boosted get a stock replacement sachs (which may or may not be a exedy street disk ). Or if you are boosted look at the act or exedy. You may be able to run the same money saver that we can in j-bodies since you have the same engine and tranny. We run the stock pressure plate with Advanced Clutch Technology 6224222 - ACT Race Clutch Discs - Overview - SummitRacing.com its a 6 puck ceramic disk that grabs hard, doesnt chatter much, and has better clutch feel than stock.
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I am looking for a new clutch as well, what are your guy's thoughts about this: Center Force Dual Friction Clutch Chevrolet Cobalt/Redline 2.0 SS/SC 2005-08 w/ Aluminum Flywheel - Turbo Tech Racing, LLC
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Advanced Clutch Technology 4224222 - ACT Race Clutch Discs - Overview - SummitRacing.com
they also sell it in a 4 puck which will grab even harder but get to be harder to street.
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