Need a new clutch
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Need a new clutch
Ok help me out My stock clutch it sliping at 2000 rpm and higher I have been looking at the sbc MU 1947 con fe g56 550hp and 1100 tq I don't sled pull or drag race just pull a big load. Need to order it tomorrow so i need imput fast.
All the truck has is a smarty box and a fass fuel syetem. I did dyno on maddogs dyno in feb 450hp with a stock clutch.
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All the truck has is a smarty box and a fass fuel syetem. I did dyno on maddogs dyno in feb 450hp with a stock clutch.
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I run the sb ofe and love it. Rated at 450hp but many claim more. if you tow i heard the fe can be grabby and a pain to back up. Best bet is to get ahold of peter at south bend he can advise you of what will work best
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I have the OFE also. Very satisfied, it grabs very well and pulls good. The FE would be even more grabby, if you tow alot you would get tired of the bucking. I would look at the DD3250 also, it would be a nice choice for towing.
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well, mileage and driving habits play a big role. The DMF isn't favored by many either.
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I wouldnt recomend the FE for towing at all and I dont think think the OFE will be enough if you are goin twins in the future. Save some money in the long run and get a 3250 now and only have to do it once. If you try and save a few bucks now you will regret it later IF you do get twins. And your wife should be able to drive the 3250. JMO
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I have the 3250 DD and it does tow nice. Little tricky off the line, doen't like downshifts to 2nd without a double clutch. If you have the G-56 they do rattle (even though they are sprung). Daily driver for the wife, they pedal pressure starts ramping up on you, and I would call the 3250 DD stiff. And as always reverse is geared too high, forces you to ride the clutch or put the truck into 4 low to control the speed.
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I quess I should mention that I dont know super often but when I do it is usually fairly heavy, 20,000+lbs. The 3600 is no stock clutch but it is no problem once you get used to it and I would think the 3250 would be better. If I had to get another clutch it would be the 3600 or the 3850, but my gal wont ever drive my truck.
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I just orded a sbc from peter. I got the ofe 450 for now were going to be moveing in a month or so. I Don't have the time to save up for a dd right now. I have other thing I need the $$$$ for right now.
I hope it will hold's better than the stock one did
I hope it will hold's better than the stock one did
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it will hold better than the stock one did. i tow 10k, have sled pulled. and it makes frequent trips to the dyno. never slipped. and tows/drives very nice. but i am the only one that drives it. EVER.