Evo 9 Stock Block w/ FP Black JB ()
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Nice man i just ordered a Fp black kit for my evo 8 stock block I'm hoping to keep the tq lower by running 93 instead of E85 not looking to blow rods threw my block. but hoping to make 450hp like 370lbs tq but we'll see
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You will at least hit 400-420 without a doubt if you have a good tuner. I was at 500 and when I took out the rods I saw no evidence of damage or anything like that.
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Clutch went out
My clutch went out the night before I went to go get my car tuned. Thank God it went out before the tune right lol? After a couple more days of breaking in my clutch I'll finally get my evo retuned and we will see what numbers I pump out.
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New disk, used flywheel and PP? That's no bueno. Also, that's too much grease on the input shaft..
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I'm not on that baller status right now, nor do I pretend to be so it will have to do for right now. I'm sure hope the grease on the fork don't blow my transmission, let hope not.
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The concern isn't the trans. The concern is the grease melting and getting flung up into the cutch disc, which will make your clutch slip..
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Lol I was just messing with you man. Nah it got wiped down prior to being mounted. I wanted to get a quarter master twin disc, but this will have to do for now till I can go full retard on a clutch.
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Actually, the ceramic friction is very easy on the pp and flywheel, and does prefer a fresh surface. That's not a sintered metal race clutch.
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This is why I barely tell anyone what I have done to my car locally. You could have a 1000hp+ here and a kid with a honda civic w/ a intake will tell you it's ****. Everyone here don't do this for fun it seems like. Everyone has a 14foot c**k here
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Clutch will be fine as it is, no resurface on the fly needed,
just a bit of sanding to remove any glaze if there is any and you are good to go.
Marios
just a bit of sanding to remove any glaze if there is any and you are good to go.
Marios
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I got my car dyno tuned on the mustang dyno and I couldn't be happier. I had a couple minor boost leaks, gaskets that were leaking and v-bands that needed a little bit of tightening. Stuff I over looked and found these problems after doing a couple test pulls around town. Now the car is doing amazing and I'm pretty happy with the build. PS the clutch is completely fine.
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