Pics of removed SBC !

05_LLY

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Here are a few pics of my current 10 button dual disk ceramic sprung hub clutch, removed after 2 years of abuse over 100 3500/4000 rpm launches, a few sled pulls and was over 500 rwhp its whole life, recently @ over 600 rwhp till the engine died, the clutch still held 100% and i had no plans on removing it till i had to pull the engine!
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Big Block 88

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Wow very impressive she is definatley ate up a bit and is showin alot of heat but it kept holdin. SBC's seem to be the way to go for the handshakers
 
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the4wheeler

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damm looks like my stock clutch!
good to see it still is holding up after all that..!

heas what a fresh feramic DD looks like..

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05_LLY

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No, staying dual for now! THe clutch probally would have lasted longer but since the truck is tore down i figured, just get it re built so it done!!!!
 

duramax3388

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cool i have been wandering how the tripple would do in a drag raceing truck. i know its the cats ass in a pulling truck but just didnt know if you would be able to shift it fast enought to race with it let us know how it goes
 
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I kinda wondered about your first statement. Lol! I think I'll call him and see about that too before the summer is over. He just upgrade it to triple disc?

I retract my previous statement, It seems Peter felt i needed a triple disk so its coming back to me as a trip!!:coolspot:
 
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JOHNBOY

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Glad Peter hooked you up. The only thing I dont like is getting all thoses disks to line up on the tool. Make sure all the disks slide freely on the input shaft before installing the clutch. Mine did not and I had pull it all apart and file the hubs some. All good peice.
 

05_LLY

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Glad Peter hooked you up. The only thing I dont like is getting all thoses disks to line up on the tool. Make sure all the disks slide freely on the input shaft before installing the clutch. Mine did not and I had pull it all apart and file the hubs some. All good peice.

Thanx John, well see what happens when i get the trans back!!
 

05_LLY

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Im going to, Just gotta find the time! Im hopin to get sent that way for work next week one day so i can get paid for my travel time:joker:!