Reply to "McLeod clutch recommendations"

panteradougMember

The Centerforce 10-1/2" is said to have a maximum of about 800hp.

It is lighter in feel than the McLeod.

It does have a strange break-in though and takes some driving with it before it is seated. The Mcleod is ready as soon as you put it in.

I had the Mcleod in the car and took it out for the lighter clutch pedal.

I do not baby this car. I drive it like I stole it. I am not sorry for using the Centerforce. Not yet anyway.

9/7/137:24 AM

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