Well after weeks of debate and some headaches over the issue, I put the South Bend Con Fe in my 99. All I <br>can say is [glow=red, 2, 300]WOW![/glow] I am very impressed with how smooth it feels. Its pedal pressure feels like the stock. When you lift your foot just a bit,<br>the baby starts pulling. I know that I must thank South Bend for an awesome product. <br>By the way that TST Power MAx 3 is one heck of a box also. Sure makes the 24 sing. I recommend both <br>to anybody in this world.

 

Question: what exactly does the &quot;Con Fe&quot; mean? ??? I have an auto, but was just wondering... ;D<br><br>Tony

 

I am not for sure, but I like it.

 

[quote author=Hired Gun link=board=4;threadid=8387;start=0#81002 date=1040067856]<br>I am not for sure, but I like it. <br>[/quote]<br><br>

 

FE stands for feramic, pure gray iron. This is what I make our clutch facings out of.<br><br>Peter

 

I have a Southbend, but not the same as yours ( see sig. ). I love mine as well. As I put miles on mine it started to get smoother and smoother. Good luck and congrats on the new POWER TOOL. <br><br>Kimrey

 

[quote author=South Bend Clutch link=board=4;threadid=8387;start=0#81492 date=1040167480]<br>FE stands for feramic, pure gray iron. This is what I make our clutch facings out of.<br><br>Peter<br>[/quote]<br><br>Thanks... ;D