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Matt@SNL[OLD]
12-16-2009, 10:13 AM
WOW! Already found a tester! Looking forward to meeting you!
We at Monster Clutch are looking for someone that has a GXP and that would like a Monster Clutch in their ride. All we need form you is for you to leave the car with up for 3-4 days so that we may take some measurements and install the clutch. You will also get to choose what Monster Level you want!!!
Give us a call at the shop to set everything up.
Matt
Monster Clutch Co.
817-750-2000
99-LS1-SS
12-16-2009, 10:17 AM
DANG! I'm getting ready to call you guys.
99-LS1-SS
12-16-2009, 10:41 AM
Looks like I'm making a road trip! :woohoo:
I'm very excited about this! The GXP clutch is terrible!
Thanks for the offer Matt!
Sweet! Congrats, Brandon!
BlackBerry8310/4.5.0.110 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/102
norm8332
12-16-2009, 11:07 AM
Congrats on the "free" clutch!
99-LS1-SS
12-28-2009, 08:14 AM
I feel even better about the stage 3 Monster clutch! I hunted down a few reviews and the were all good. Here's one with a C6 Corvette. I'm looking forward to my road trip now! :D
Stage 3 Monster Clutch with Billet Steel Flywheel Review – Part II
"Part I" of this review consists of my initial impressions of the clutch (after installing it). Part I of the review is located at: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-t...ew-part-i.html
During the break in period I noticed very little chattering. Only when trying to start from a complete stop with the RPMs very low (e.g. ~1000 RPM) could I get the clutch to chatter. What did happen (until the clutch was broken in) was that the clutch would "chirp" when starting from a dead stop. When shifting into the second gear the clutch would also sometimes make a chirp sound, but this time the chirp would be shorter in length. The "chirping" sound was noticeable enough that just about any passenger I had would comment on it and ask what it was. I was not worried about the sound (I figured it would go away as the clutch was broken in), but I called Monster none-the-less to hear what their opinion was. Monster stated the sound was "OK" and that it was just the clutch surfaces not being mated to each other yet. Sure enough, a few hundred miles later the chirping sound disappeared.
How well can the clutch be slipped? From what I can remember of my stock clutch, I think this clutch can actually be slipped more than the stock clutch.
How is the clutch for driving? 99% of my driving is "stop and go" city driving. I think the DIC on my car reports my average speed as being something like 20 MPH? The clutch is a dream to use in stop and go traffic. The clutch pedal pressure is great, and when combined with a clutch that can be slipped, stop and go traffic is of no concern.
For pedal feel and driviability, the stock clutch was great. I find the Monster Stage 3 clutch to be even better. The Monster Stage 3 clutch being good up to 700 RWHP / 700 RWTQ is just an added bonus. :-)
A friend of mine has the Monster Stage 6.5. That clutch is a single disc and is rated for 900 RWHP / 900 RWTQ. The clutch pedal is stiffer, but is in no way "crazy stiff". I have felt/used clutches that were stiffer and yet did not hold nearly as much power.
Job well done Monster!
G8GT721
12-28-2009, 08:17 AM
congrats brandon, make the best of it and see Charlie & Patrick
99-LS1-SS
12-28-2009, 08:31 AM
Charlie is a long way away from Dallas. I'm not sure where Patrick is. Texas is a big honking state!
Punisher
12-28-2009, 11:30 AM
Charlie would only be another 3 to 4 hours on I-45 South. Patrick add another 3 hours on 59S to Victoria, TX...but it all depends how fast you drive
Fatdaddy
12-29-2009, 04:59 AM
Charlie is a long way away from Dallas. I'm not sure where Patrick is. Texas is a big honking state!
Dallas-Houston-Victoria. No problem. Just start early. I've been to your home state. The locals thought Durham to Raleigh was a long way. I drive that far to work and my commute is short. You need to get some perspective.
99-LS1-SS
12-29-2009, 05:41 AM
Dallas-Houston-Victoria. No problem. Just start early. I've been to your home state. The locals thought Durham to Raleigh was a long way. I drive that far to work and my commute is short. You need to get some perspective.
Yeah, that's one time where I'm glad to not be from a country sized state.
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