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Author:  AndyZ [ Mon Feb 17, 2014 10:43 pm ]
Post subject:  Ram clutch for a Slant

Has anyone used the Ram Clutches '98729' 10 Inch Clutch? It is available on Summit, good to 550 hp and is a direct replacement for the slant 6 stock clutch. They cost ~$350 though. If it doesnt explode, its worth every penny. :shock:

Author:  Old6rodder [ Tue Feb 18, 2014 1:41 am ]
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Haven't researched their 10" ones yet.

I did order one of their 9 1/4" ones (through RaceMart), specified as for a slant, only to be sent something else.
When I had'em look into it, they had a screwed up listing for that one, nothing in 9 1/4" for a slant, and changed their listing for that one. I sent it back and am waiting for a refund ......

Author:  DusterIdiot [ Tue Feb 18, 2014 5:51 am ]
Post subject:  Nope..

Ram really doesn't have anything for the stock slant (the 11" clutch for the big block will work for the NP435 truck bellhousing/flywheel though)...you are stuck with LUK, Zoom, Spec or a custom clutch application...The next mod would be to use a small block clutch /modified flywheel and an aftermarket bellhousing and adaptor...

Already been through 3 10" Spec clutches (stages 2+,3 and 4), so that's out, zoom and LUK are stock type clutches so don't expect them to last if doing daily 6000 rpm clutch dumps on a hopped up slant...

-D.Idiot

Author:  AndyZ [ Tue Feb 18, 2014 11:06 am ]
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That's what I was afraid of. Right now I have a Zoom 10 inch clutch behind a supercharged slant. Soon to be running. I have a feeling I will be going to the custom clutch route in a fairly short amount of time...

Author:  Slanteast [ Tue Feb 18, 2014 11:42 am ]
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Hey, I used a Clutch Masters 10'' and their billet flywheel. My stuff only makes about 250hp but it really grabs hard. At the time when I bought it they seemed to be very help full, I got the impression that stronger stuff was available and they knew all about the different flywheels.
I am using mechanical linkage and so far it works great.

My 2 cents.
Good luck getting it sorted out

Thanks & regards
Derek

Author:  AndyZ [ Tue Feb 18, 2014 2:09 pm ]
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Thanks for the input. I know I can spend a whole a lot of money on a clutch, but I also get the feeling that there are some off-the-shelf parts that will likely work with little to no modification. I will keep investigating and let everyone know if I find anything that looks promising for a decent price. Thanks

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