Spec Clutch Stage 3

Started by jimmy, May 07, 2010, 11:58:05 PM

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Which one would be the best all around

4-puck
2 (40%)
6-puck
3 (60%)

Total Members Voted: 5


jimmy

      I know two days is not enough time for you all to vote, so I went ahead and bought it with a standard steel pressure plate, Although the lightned one, sure was tempting, price was little steep. I don't know what you all paid for yours but $333.99 with shipping, is not bad at all, compared what they wanted about a year ago. Also those cheap Raybestos master slave and cylinder, that I bought off of  Rockauto Both have started  acting up. So this time I finally started listning to you guys, and went with AC delco parts. hopefully with them costing alot more they will hold up longer . Thanks to all you guys, and for those that have imput, please fell free to use this thread.

flybynite

I used the stage 3+ in my 1990. Seems to work well for me. I am not a big fan of the 4-6 puk style clutches for the street. The engagement is harsh and they do not slip at all.
1989 TGP Pace Car
1990 TGP Red/Tan Leather

flybynite

#3
I bought my clutch from ultrarev.  Is this the same clutch you bought?

http://www.ultrarev.com/sc883.html
1989 TGP Pace Car
1990 TGP Red/Tan Leather

killinprixs

I don't really trust anything... And the local guys making big power have nothing good to say about spec. The stage 4 is cheaper than the 3 probably because it's strictly racing and they're probably not in high demand because people want performance and drivability... It's either one or the other.  Also of corse it depends on how you drive too :)

jimmy

#5
Quote from: flybynite on May 09, 2010, 10:14:48 AM
I bought my clutch from ultrarev.  Is this the same clutch you bought?

http://www.ultrarev.com/sc883.html

    No, my SC# is different, SC113. The one that I bought was for a 3.1 not 2.8, but maybe no difference , IDK, but that price sure sounds better reguardless. Thanks.

TurboGTU

Good deal. Just don't let anyone slip the clutch /burn it up . ..it will eat the metal fast. Its a on/off clutch.
Turbocharged 88 IMSA Beretta GTX <-dam stright.
90 ASC/McLaren Black TGP.

Powermaster slowed my progress like I was piloting the Queen Mary herself--

killinprixs

talked to spec today.  The  clutches labled 2.8 liter come with 9 inch disk while the clutches labled 3.1 liter are a 9.5 inch disk.  The price is considerably different but how much different could it be performance wise?  Either way the stage 3 is rated 450 and the 3+ is rated 525-575 depending on if its a 9 or 9.5 inch kit . The Stage 4 is rated the same as the 3 (450) so the 3+ is actually rated a lot higher than the 3 and 4.   The question is will stage 3 hold up for my 3400 T4 setup?? or am i definately going to need the 3+?  I think i just gave myself a head ache...

89BlackTGP

1996 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 3100/4T60-E (Black)

1995 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 3.4 DOHC/4T60-E (White)

1990 Pontiac Turbo Grand Prix 3.1/4T60 (Black)

TurboGTU

 :laugh:

You'll need axles way before slipping the clutch.
Turbocharged 88 IMSA Beretta GTX <-dam stright.
90 ASC/McLaren Black TGP.

Powermaster slowed my progress like I was piloting the Queen Mary herself--

jimmy

     Here's that other site that I was trying to find to order from, as you can see, this price is before shipping. So I saved close to $80 .. But TGPilot(Kenny) at one time sold spec clutches, he never wrote me back for a quote on one, but atleast touch base with him and see what he can do for you all that maybe on the search for one.

         http://www.specclutch.com/cars/Pontiac/Grand_Prix/1990/Single

kuntzie

just dont buy a stage 3+ they are junk
HIGHEST TRAP SPEED of Any TGP

current status: on stand -obd2swap harness, built vin V, built 4t65e-HD, weight reduction,

the plan- 2500lb, 500whp track whore


White93z34

I'm told the stage 3 is pretty darn harsh for everyday driving. I personally LOVE my stage 2 that I'm running in my z34.
-Chris D.


1992 Chevrolet Lumina Z34 3.4L TDC Hydramatic 4T60E
1990 Pontiac Turbo Grand Prix 3.1L v6 Hydramatic 4T60
1997  Pontiac Bonneville SSE 3.8L v6, Hydramatic 4T60E
1987 Chevrolet Camaro 5.0L v8, Hydramatic 700R4

kuntzie

#13
im runnign a stage 5 in my 2001, DD, its nuts, a regualr stage 3 is fine for the streets after a day or so of learning
HIGHEST TRAP SPEED of Any TGP

current status: on stand -obd2swap harness, built vin V, built 4t65e-HD, weight reduction,

the plan- 2500lb, 500whp track whore


jimmy

Quote from: kuntzie on May 27, 2010, 11:36:25 PM
im runnign a stage 5 in my 2001, DD, its nuts, a regualr stage 3 is fine for the streets after a day or so of learning

      And see thats what I'm hoping, because anything has to be better than the stage 1, Now that was was clerly junk. Learnin lesson taken.