Im lookin into getting a vailair nmu 70nv56dd this is there dual disc clutch with billet fly wheel an floater plate my ? is is there eny one thats has had experience sled pulling whith this clutch or know some one that has thanks for eny info

 

I got a 3850 billet in mine works great, not a speed shifting clutch by no means but its truely a Pulling clutch if thats what you need, works perfect on the street to. If this is something your in the market for give us a call.

DD
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About time you get something. Gona have it in there to pull at the Fair

 

i hope so it will be tight trying to get it in by then.

 

eny one out there with one of these clutches

 

what kind of feed back are you looking for? i have a decent amount of knowledge and experience with those style of clutches. What exactly are you looking for as far as pulling a sled info wise?

 

well im interested in how well these units are holding up as far as a weekend pulling truck. I also drive this truck on the road for a work truck. i was told to get the step under the heavest pressure plate because of fingers breaking so thats how i orderd it. i pull in 4th low will this clutch handle it my gears ar the higher ones the 373 or 355 sorry cant rember im lookin for some real life facts i guess about this clutch. Most of the guys here from ohio are running the sb clutches but i liked the price diffrence an thought id give the valair a try. I have been runnin there single disc an new it wasent built for sled pullin an fryed it in 5 pulls . but i liked it on the streets. Thanks for eny info Brad

 

I'd think it'd be alright to use, just make sure you give it a few hundred miles of breakin time before you go rompin on it, but if your to busy workin, I think I might know someone who has some extra time on their hands

 

Excellent Clutch

 

Thanks guys. I here ya on that pipes but if i get it installed on thur my pull is fri do you think there needs to be a break in point befor hooking ill have to see how far it is from vaness shop in wv to ol perry co oh.