Clutch opinions .

[blackxt 699]

I'm building a new motor for my ute , this engine combo goes around 220hp . But I'll be running on LPG , I'm thinking I'll just get a heavy duty clutch but I'm not sure how it will go. I do use the car for towing . What do people think .

[blackxt 699]

Forgot to mention its a au 4ltr.

[gerg 10,871]

I had my EF flywheel lightened and drilled for a 6-bolt heavy duty clutch which i think is the same as a late Windsor. Including clutch kit it was about $600 all up. Clutch felt good to use, nice take-up. Had it for about 4 years without drama before retiring the car.

[PRO250 1,506]

Some dam good clutchs for 4litres around we run a exedy HD one in daves ute man we have pulled ships with that thing and never a issue

The issue you have with a nasty cluch is the take up, one that does not go to poo with a slip is the one you want. The one in mine will not shudder the car even if its hot pulling a trailer. how much you slip the clutch depends on gearing if it pulls a trailer 3.5s or lower is the go

[NZXD 2,328]

I spoke with a clutch guru, and with my engine (windsor) with 164 tooth 50oz flywheel I went with a heavy duty clutch kit for the f series/bronco trucks, which in a light XD with 3:45 gears shouldn't give me any issues.

[blackxt 699]

I'll have 3.7 gears I think , I was looking at a clutch industries HD with a ceramic material center .

[Mr Polson 10,214]

Clutch Industries is a good brand, have their clutches in two of my cars and haven't had an issue.

[Trev Vaa 1,185]

depends what car its in... if its in an a/e series be weary of HD clutches, even the standard clutch cracks the firewall.

[gerg 10,871]

Make that X-series as well