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kota on 20s
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3/27/2001
00:05:59
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 Subject: performance clutch
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I know that if you have an automatic and throw in a high performance torque converter you will get more power to the ground. I was wondering if I put in a performance clutch in my 5 speed would I get a lot more performance, or should I spend my money in other places?
98, droped on 20s
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Bernd
GenIII
3/27/2001
08:50:59
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A higher performance clutch isn't really necessary unless you're really abusing the clutch (hard shifts, offroading, constant drag racing, etc.) or you making a lot of power at the crank where the factoy clutch won't hold anymore.
I had contemplated on the Centerforce Clutch for my Dakota but the factory clutch is still holding (wihtout slipping) at 52K miles. When it start to slip (or chatter), i'm replacing it with a Centerforce though.
Bernd D. Ratsch
1997 Dodge Dakota SLT
Supercharged w/Nitrous
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kota on 20s
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3/27/2001
12:39:05
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hey, thanks for the info bernd.
Eric
98 sport,5.2, 5 speed, droped on 20s
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jeffster
Dakota Enthusiast
3/29/2001
21:09:55
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I put the centerforce dual friction in my 5.2. grabs hard know doubt but unless yours needs changing it won't effect overall performance unless your truck is radiccly modified.
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