Southbend DD Clutch Question
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Southbend DD Clutch Question
I am wanting to get a dual disc Southbend clutch(#3600). Do I need to get one with the SFI approved flywheel? I can get one with a ductile flywheel for around $400 less. I am not going to be doing any sled pulls. It is going to be a daily driver with a little playing now and then. I have almost all the stuff that I need. I think the clutch is one of the last things that I need to get.
Here are the mods that I have ready to go on my truck MPI twins(64/480), Flux 3's, F1 springs, II dual cp3 kit and ARP 625 studs. I also need an Airdog and a Smarty. Thanks
Here are the mods that I have ready to go on my truck MPI twins(64/480), Flux 3's, F1 springs, II dual cp3 kit and ARP 625 studs. I also need an Airdog and a Smarty. Thanks
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If your not going to be in an event which doesnt require SFI, seems like a no brainer to get the ductile flywheel, which I have and it holds great so far
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I have no near future plans on doing any sled pulling, but I got the SFI approved flywheel just in case that I do want to pull and b/c it's added insurance. The clutch discs and spacer plate will be SFI approved, so the flywheel might as well be also.
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