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Old 02-07-2022, 10:08 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by jesse121pm View Post
I wanted to get a new clutch for my 2012 camaro 2ss. its a 6spd I was wondering if I should just go with 2 disc or 3 disc. I just need something that is a decent price that is still good. Any recommendations?
I have a Camaro with basic modes with about 450 horsepower on the rear wheels.
I had a typical problem with LS3 clutch with a non-return clutch pedal.
I don't use the car for drag racing - only for normal riding and I used the LS7 clutch, which I have been driving with for 5 years and has never been a problem.

Only I wasn't just happy with the look of the flywheel, even though it would be hidden.He looked terribly crooked. When they cast it, they probably had a form on the slope.
I leveled the flywheel itself, relieved and let it rebalance.

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Of course, I replaced the bearing support and added a remote bleeder.

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Good luck
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