Hi ,all ,
I was planned to replace my clutch disc , what is the best way to go?
I was thinking on a McLeod 500 series organic /ceramic disc.
or is a McLeod series 100 full organic also good for street/strip ?
thanks in advance,
Simon
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I have never had the McLeod however I do have the Centerforce one and I am happy with it. I still use the stock TO bearing and clutch slave cylinder.
I have a McLeod that I purchased from PI Motorsports. It can take a lot of power and pedal pressure is reasonable, although that is subjective. I don’t know what type of material was used to make the clutch. Jerry Sackett could answer that for you.
I will go for the McLeod disc 260531
thanks to all for the advice.
regards
Simon
Simon, I've had excellent results with the McLeod 500 series clutch discs. It's true what they say about them; as driveable as an organic disc but more durable under hard usage.
FYI, the last pressure plate I tried was McLeod part # 360048-5A. It's a 10.5" diaphragm unit with an aluminum friction ring. I can't imagine any Pantera clutch being better! I used it with one of their hydraulic T/O bearings although I'm sure it would be fine with the OEM hydraulics.
Hi David,
thanks for your comment.
are there problems with mounting a 10.5 pressure plate on the 11" pressure plate /flywheel holes ?
regards
Simon