Clutch Out, Which Should I Buy?

[XfireZ51]

Originally Posted by We Gone

??? I thought the splines on the ZF for a ZR-1 were different from a base Corvette ZF??

Input shaft is shorter for base C4.

[FU]

Listen to the above , Jerry has the right RAM system for you.

[efnfast]

Originally Posted by FU

Listen to the above , Jerry has the right RAM system for you.

Frank, do you have experiance with the Ram stuff? I do.

[rbidwell]

If you are close to Henderson Performance, ask him about the clutch and pressure plate out of my car. Very few easy miles. They are replaced as they may not have handled my power increase. Will sell cheap.

[BigIke]

Bidwell, what was the clutch?

I spoke with Jim at length, I like how my clutch engages and disengages. Looks like i'll be going with a NOS pressure plate and clutch, will reface the flywheel.

[rbidwell]

I'm not sure what clutch it is. I had put in when SGC did the 368 build. I doubt if is has 5000 miles on it. I used it with an aluminum flywheel. I'm sure Corey can give you better information. Good luck with your project.

Ron Bidwell

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by BigIke

Bidwell, what was the clutch?

I spoke with Jim at length, I like how my clutch engages and disengages. Looks like i'll be going with a NOS pressure plate and clutch, will reface the flywheel.

you can't reface the flywheel

[WVZR-1]

Originally Posted by Kevin

you can't reface the flywheel

Not necessarily correct, I believe that Jandik actually "resells" them. DMF's have been resurfaced for years but successfully only by "the talented few".

[FU]

Originally Posted by efnfast

Frank, do you have experiance with the Ram stuff? I do.

Been using the RAM DD in my car since 2010.

[A26B]

Originally Posted by WVZR-1

Not necessarily correct, I believe that Jandik actually "resells" them. DMF's have been resurfaced for years but successfully only by "the talented few".

I will confirm Dave's statement. I was talking to Jim J. just 2 days ago & this specific topic came up. Doing the job correctly does require "the talented few".