DOes anyone know about the centerforce if it is good not . I just ordered one Hope I didnt waste my money.. If you do please reply . I got the CF dual friction Clutch ... ???????

 

"any aftermarket clutch is good"
you sure?

 

Yeah, I wouldn't bet on any aftermarket clutch too, mang... But I have the Centerforce dual friction clutch, been riding it for 4000miles, and though it is still very young, I haven't had any problems with it up till now. I have heard horror stories from this clutch, but it was from high torque (300lb-ft) applications, so for a regular Accord, I guess it should be okay.

 

i got a centerforce in my car
Its ok but when i would be on the street and shift to secend going like 15mph and doing a rolling burn out and then while am still shiping ill try to go to 3rd it would slip some time but only if i been driving the car all day

 

Not very big in clutches . What is so good about a racing clutch. it makes you peel out longer , chreap gears etc.???? also why did it slip goin in to 3rd gear when doing a rolling burn out. Can wait til I get my CF dual friction clutch in.

 

it just shows that it cant hold but so much power i think was making around 300whp back then but i hope this year its holds up i should be making around 400whp

 

Cant wait til I get my clutch in ? Just gotta wait til I break in the clutch so i can go 2 the track. Since racing clutches grab alot bettah . WOuld it take anything off my 1/4 mile time ??

 

Nah, I don't think it would really make a big difference, unless your stock clutch was slipping. The real difference would be if you swapped to cable clutch.

 

Oh I see . But dont racing clutches last longer then stock clutches ?????

 

hehehe depends the way you use it...

 

so this clutch can handle 250 whp u think i hope so i wasthinkig about it

 

I didn't give any numbers on the Centerforce clutch. It all depends on the way you use it, and the guy I was referring to had an AWD Talon with 300wtq, so the clutch probably had to endure more than it was designed for.