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has anyone spun one of these units 9800 rpm before?
or is it a disaster waiting to happen.i called them ,but really wasnt convinced,even though they said"shouldnt be an issue"...thanks grant |
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Yes, they can be spun that high or even higher if you have the right clutch assembly. Although you don't mention the brand, I would suggest you talk to Rob at Advance Clutches or the guys at Ram Clutches. |
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Yes. 10,500 consistently in an SS/DM. We tried other "trick" clutches, but ran our best with a single disc soft loc.
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I used to leave at over 10,000 and crossed the finishline at 9400 with a McLeod 10.5" unit and an alum flywheel. I don't use a Mcleod anymore but didn't have any issues from an RPM standpoint when I did. I would highly recommend something smaller diameter and dual disc from a performance standpoint if you are starting from scratch.
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thank you for the reply guys.i am putting my 400 ci comp engine in my fairlane for fun this winter.i could use my liberty and dual 7 east west deal,but wanted to keep it simple and run what was in there.a 5 spd lenco and a soft lok clutch(mcleod).just wasnt sure about the rpm,simply because the current engine only turns 8200,not 10,000 plus.grant.
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