Clutch Replacement
 

I am considering buying the heavy duty AC Delco Clutch Kit for my Chevelle. Does anyone have one in their car? Just looking for some feedback on the product. Good or bad.

AC Delco Clutch Kit

Re: Clutch Replacement
 

I put an ACD clutch kit in my GTO a couple of years ago. I don't remember any mention of Heavy Duty, so maybe it was a std. one?? It was "Hecho in Mexico"

It's great around town, good pedal. When running it hard, it slips a little between gears. Could be a possibility that I didnt observe the proper break-in period, though https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/burnout.gif

The last two Ive built used Mcleod and CFIIs. I was very pleased with the pedal on both of them.

Re: Clutch Replacement
 

I would use a Centerforce. It has a soft pedal that is easier on all the linkage etc and is very strong.

Re: Clutch Replacement
 

I agree with Charley...it holds very well with a decent pedal.

Re: Clutch Replacement
 

Thank you for your advice gentleman.

Re: Clutch Replacement
 

I've got a Hays Clutch in my 67 Camaro and really like it. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif It has just the right pedal feel.

Re: Clutch Replacement
 

I like the CFII's as well..put a Hays in my COPO..lasted 62 miles before I had to change it out due to excessive chattering.

ALbert

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I just used a Hays (strip diaphram) and after about 200 miles it's starting to Chatter also. I'm going to use centerforce next time.

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I always use GM clutch and pressure plate, in my 70 chevelle and my 68 camaro never had a problem. I had one in my 66 chevelle ss beat the hell out of it lasted 40 thousnad miles.
PJ

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I also use the GM ones Peter but not the one in the picture.That assembly is different than what we have got in the past.Like you everthing from a ls-6 to a 454 mud bogger with 513's and lockers. Talk about torque and never a problem. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/dunno.gif