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01-16-2009 #1
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Centerforce
Hey guys, any of you running centerforce part # DF148552 on your TKO?
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01-18-2009 #2
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I don't know the part number but I am running the centerforce dual friction clutch with my tremec TKO.
Mike
01-18-2009 #3
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How do you like it?
01-18-2009 #4
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I ran that # on my richmond with a 542hp 358, ran great on the street, but couldn't handle full slicks for drag use. But that being said, as long as you don't plan on running it as a drag car w/slicks it's a good clutch, smooth, no chatter.
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1968 Camaro RS Convertible LS3/480hp/4L70E
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01-22-2009 #5
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I love my Centerforce. Wouldn't use anything else. Will be putting a centerforce behind my next project.
Mike
01-22-2009 #6
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I have the same setup as mjoc1 and it's the best clutch I've ever had.
01-22-2009 #7
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I'm running the Centerforce dual-friction light metal clutch and love it. Real lets the engine rev up fast.
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