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jon_crump 09-29-2008 11:40 AM

Edge Juice
 
So i installed the juice, stage 2 AFE intake, and straight piped my truck, reminder i have the manual! Level 3 and up my clutch can't handle, if i let it fully engage then it is not as bad, but if i shift as if i am dragging, then it is like i don't even have the clutch let out! What do you guys recommend i do? What would be the best clutch for this truck, i am looking for more power and bigger tires on down the road! Thanks in advance for the advice! :U::U::c:

jon_crump 10-06-2008 11:28 AM

any advice is greatly appreciated, like brand names and all that good stuff!! :pca1:

01quadcab 10-13-2008 02:15 PM

southbend they will have what you need

stkdram55 10-14-2008 04:32 AM

^^^X2 southbend is the best around:pca1:

staarma 10-14-2008 09:03 AM

I don't think there is any question about Southbend being the choice. Having said that, the question is which Southbend. I would go directly to a dual disk. They behave really nice and hold extremely well. I went with a single FE. It holds my power but it is a little tricky to drive. It takes a lot of getting used to it while trying to back a trailer in a tight spot or while trying to baby something. If you forget you have it it will remind quickly if you don't treat the clutch pedal just right. :w2: I would go with a 3200 dual sprung hub setup. That will handle quite a bit of power but they behave very well and are very forgiving. If you plan on a boatload of power then go with a heavier setup. Talk to the guys at SB and let them know what you plan to do and they will guide you through the process. I wish I had talked to them before I went out and got mine. The duals are a little more money but you only do it once and you might as well get it right the first time.

stkdram55 10-14-2008 09:07 AM

I would get atleast the 3600# it will give you ALOT stiffer pedal and may not be the best choice if you do alot of city driving but it should hold atleast 600 ponies and 11-1200 ft lbs IIRC, and if you never want to worry about your clutch go with the 3850...also remember you have upgrade your input shaft and hydraulic set up:U:


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