I did a search on this sub-forum (drivetrain) for Carbonetics and got a grand total of 3 threads!

So I have heard nothing but praise for Cabonetics rear diff. How is their twin disc clutch?

This winter I will be doing the clutch in my IX and I want to do it right. The AMS push-converted Exedy twin is probably top of my list, but I also wondered about the Carbo since it is also a push conversion. I am a budding track addict as well, and low intertia discs are of interest for ease of shifting at high RPM's.

And for those who run either of these clutches (push version), are they more consistent than the pull clutches?

 

I have had the Carbonetic twin disc for about 45-48k miles and it's still holding. It's held up great, plenty of 1/4 mile passes.

 

We have one in a track car with around 40k and it holds 540/495 on e85 very very well. Honestly one of the best clutches in our opinion.

 

I have a carbonetic twin about 10,000 miles i love it. no launches on it tho. id recommend it

 

I don't have one on my evo, but I do on my boosted Z... IMHO best clutch for the money. on the Z, the exedy isn't as good, and I would expect the carbonetics is better as well on the evo. When my current clutch goes, I will be getting a carbonetics for the evo as well

 

I've got the triple. Ive had it for over 28K-30K miles with hand full of launches and road racing. Love it