Help me pick a clutch for my street/strip Dart- Centerforce Dual Friction Died!

I think heavy flywheels are for streeters like me; so we can blip, dump, and drive, no Mustaning the clutch. I hate that 5.0 slip it out bs.
Or blip, dump, and whack it open with tires on fire.
Tires are so much easier to swap out. I keep spares on hand, some even mounted ,lol.
And the flywheel is so much happier.
The CF-II disc I had could take a heck of a beating, but for me it was just too harsh for the street. ( I'm not 20something anymore)
So I began using Mopar over-the counter 340 discs. I have blown up a few of those with my shenanigans; and in several different ways; Some spit out the springs, some tore off the linings,some did both, and one ripped the hub out. But that A833 can take a bit of a licking. All this with BFG Radial T/As, or Cooper Cobras,lol. You know; the no-bite crap tires. The 295s aren't much off the line, but my hi-compression 367 might have something to do with that; I learned to be kinder to them. They and the clutch returned the favor by lasting a lil longer.
I know; not your concern, jus saying, so guys with streeters don't come away with a disappointing opinion of the Centerforce products.


The flywheel gets blamed for the junky clutch. If you take an 11 pound FW, slap a 3000 pound (or even 2400 pound) pressure plate on it and it will be miserable to drive. That's not the FW's fault.

To me, the days of pressure plate loads of more than about 1200 pounds are long gone. Don't want to break parts? Get a clutch that needs 800 pounds of base load, a sintered iron disc and an aluminum FW. It will drive better and be quicker and faster at the track.

It's 1980's technology.