For what you are doing, I'd use a Barnett stock plate count Kevlar plates and their light / stock spring or pre 2005 tc spring. Kevlar will give you a little more bite and the barnet /stock pressure spring is about 10% heavier than a 96 ci spring.. If your hands are strong go with the 380 SE spring.

 

I've had good results with Energy One clutches. Unless you have a fairly strong build, their "stock" clutch pack with 8 frictions and 9 steels will be more than enough and you can keep your judder spring to keep the friction zone where you're used to. You can get their kit with Kevlar plates and (if you want) their upgraded spring for much less than Barnett. If you need more, they have +1 kits at a great price. Plus, they are a great company to work with. Give them a call. They will spend as much time as you need explaining the options.

https://www.energyoneclutches.com/

 

Barnett all the way...mine felt great the first time I let it out, it grabbed crisp and clean.