27psi???

need a new clutch want to know if anyone has used the gripforce f1 clutches before? are the good? and reliable?

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im using one, no problems at all, no slipping or whatnot. ive installed 2 of them on other cars, been over 2 years now with no problems.

27psi???

cool thanks man wich one are you usin

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6 puck sprung hub with 1900lb pressure plate.

Jarrod

My friend had one and it made a crazy ass squeeking noise.

It was basically a race car, so it didn't matter.

It was a 6puck sprung.

WishIHadaSilvia

I had a 6 puck sprung. It held power fine, the petal felt dead, and only lasted ~6 months (2 drift events in there).

DecentCivicZ6

dang that seems LOW. 1900clamp force for a 6puck? Hell clutchmasters are over 2000psi on just stage 1 or 2. lol not even a 6puck. Id get somthing a lil more than 1900psi if you plan on having power.

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yes im sure they are higher on non 6 puck clutches cause they pretty much use the same clutch disk as there stock replacements but a higher lb pressure plate to call it a "stage 2", it will hold more power than a stock one cause of the clamp force. 6 puck clutches are usually made out of a different, higher heat resistant material than anything less.you dont really need anything more unless your looking for your entire dashboard to rattle apart and have some rough shifts, or you plan on making 300 plus.. in my opinion that is. it holds the power and is very streetable so im fine with it. ive had multiple clutches with higher lb pressure plates and i dont wish to go back to them.

GrenEggz

I have the 6 puck sprung. Had it for a year now with no problem. Im about to go 250+ hp soon, so we'll see how it holds

diggity dave

i had a stage 2 for about 5000 miles broke it in properly and everything ..worked fine when i sold the motor i took the clutch off and it appeared a little worn for the amount of miles on it never gave me any problems while i had it ..i now run competition clutches they are a good deal and hold some power.