I know the grizzly and Ram clutches use stock Luk / Ford pressure plates. If they are changing disc materials without changing clamp force, can't you end up with mis-matched components?

I've always wondered - my grizzly clutch is pure kevlar pucks with a stock pp. Since kevlar has a lower coeffient of friction (by quite a bit) than standard clutch linings - did I trade off longer life/better heat resistance for less holding power? Or are the limits of clamping force already well above where these engines are going to be at?

{Even though my clutch is still good, I think just for peace of mind (especially with all the failures recently!) if I did it again, this is one spot where I'd stick with SVT spec oem equiptment from a Ford dealer. Sure you may pay a few hundred more - but if it aint right you know it'll still be a warranty fix from Ford.}


97 SE MTX, KKM, UR UDP, 19# Injectors, SVT TB, SVT UIM, SVT Flywheel, Grizzly Street Clutch, Upgraded motor mounts, mystifed precats, brand new main cat, SVT exhaust sans resonator, 205-55-15 Dunlop SP5000's

154hp / 156 tq before the SVT exhaust, SVT dual honed upper and swapping the mystery main cat for mystery precats.

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