[TEAM ST]

hello again,

is the Clutch Masters FX100 realy a better one, then the original ?
i want to go f1 (powerworks).
i mean this one:
http://focus.c-f-m.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1176

i know somebody how sells one, but i don´t know if its realy better for my svt f1


thanks a lot

 

[WUGcatsvt]

If your planning on a PW SC Id go stage 2 or 3..

 

[TEAM ST]

If your planning on a PW SC Id go stage 2 or 3..

ok. i have only stage 1 here.
so i musst sell stage 1 and go to 2 or 3. witch one is better for dailly driving ? 2 or 3 ?

 

[WUGcatsvt]

I didnt read the original post correctly. I would Keep what you have now. If it wears down then for your a stage 2 or 3

 

[TEAM ST]

is stage 1 much better then the original ?

 

[focusguy87]

no I ran stock just fine

Just as long as you don't abuse it

 

[03svt07]

i have the clutch masters stage one
and its awsome
it graps insanely well and its super positive
i like it alot better then the stock

i was thinkin about a stage 2 or 3 but ive heard it becomes unstreetable if u do that

i also have the clutch masters aluminum flywheel

 

[03OrangeSVT]

The stage 1 will not hold up to Forced induction very long... I would go at least a stage 3... I run a stage 4 clutch myself.

 

[egbertnr]

i have the clutch masters stage one
and its awsome
it graps insanely well and its super positive
i like it alot better then the stock

i was thinkin about a stage 2 or 3 but ive heard it becomes unstreetable if u do that

i also have the clutch masters aluminum flywheel

Whoever told you a stage 2 or 3 is unstreetable probably was not that informed... I would hat eto hear about what they say to al of us running stage 4's on cars that can easily be daily drivers. Grant it its a little different then a stock clutch but thats half the fun!

I would go with the stage 3 at least. For supercharger gives you some room to grow when you want to up the boost!

 

[ken6x6]

im running the FX300 (stage 3), was PC @ 253whp, now its mostly stock and daily driven, and its fine, not much different than stock.