toddk911

There is a ton to search on clutches but not all in one thread that I could find.

reno808

here let me help you. This was discussed a couple of weeks ago

toddk911

Were you posting a link?

I saw the thread with Rogue about the KEP PP issues and breaking forks.

"Clutch for street/track "

Ok, saw that one. Didn't solve much so I was hoping to put a pros/cons list in this thread.

I guess like most products it is always half say its good and half say its bad.

I see that you are NOT a fan of Spec?

reno808

no not that thread. i forgot who made a huge thread about which way to go. they mention all 3. Actually before that thread i didnt even knew southbend existed. each clutch had its pro and cons its a VERY recent thread

jasonlp

This one??

https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...t-say-you.html

reno808

thats good too.
Sorry i was actually thinking of Clutch for street/track i just went through that thread. has 2 good links in it as well. what more pros and cons you want? if you can pick a clutch from those threads then good luck amigo

toddk911

Yea, I never heard of South Bend either.

Is the appeal of South Bend mostly their coating they use on the disk/pp ??

reno808

i suppose personally i cant comment since i have no knowledge on south blend. what are you looking for in the clutch?.

JohnKoaWood

The appeal of southbend is the choice of friction material, and the fact that they rebuild your disk / pressure plate, to like new or better than new... for a portion of the cost... linked thread lists price as $175 for relining / rebuild of disk and pressure plate!

toddk911

Excellent!

Talking to SB now about the rebuild/relining.

I am in the middle of a 2.8 swap with my Super 75 and 18-20psi, Rogue tuned, etc. and will be north of 450wtq and currently running stock PP and Cup disk which has held fine for my current set up; about 350-360wtq.

But I am sure and being told I will need more than that for another 100 tq give or take.

Darwantae951

I am running a southbend set-up with no issues.

reno808

oh nice i didnt know that. good to know

Darwantae951

I paid ~$600 with no cores for rebuild. Price seemed pretty good for what you get, too. The PP clamping force is increased, but by how much, I don't know.

reno808

not bad was it a stock PP?

Darwantae951

Yes, stock PP.