Clutch for light modded evo
Clutch for light modded evo
I recently upgraded my engine with aftermarket internals, bigger turbo, intercooler, fuel pump, injectors, so I should be running some decent power, what clutch to go with?
I've wanted to try an Exedy twin for 8 years now but I keep going back to ACT. They have heavier pedal pressure but hold the power nicely.
With a 6 puck, un-sprung disc with the factory pressure plate and flywheel, it was cheap but hard to drive and drivetrain shock was scary as you can't slip it a.k.a. on/off switch. I used this setup twice and one disc had the rivets come loose and exploded destroying my flywheel in the process.
Next was the HDSS sprung street disc setup with a Fidanza flywheel. Drives smooth but the disc is heavy causing gear lockouts while shifting at high rpm both times I used it. It was great on the street but absolutely sucked for racing IMHO.
My new setup is the HDSS 6 puck sprung disc with the Fidanza and I love it. It's not the smoothest leaving a stop but after that, it drives smooth and shifts like a dream(fast) at 7800rpm. My favorite setup yet.
Hope this helps if you happen to go for an ACT.
With a 6 puck, un-sprung disc with the factory pressure plate and flywheel, it was cheap but hard to drive and drivetrain shock was scary as you can't slip it a.k.a. on/off switch. I used this setup twice and one disc had the rivets come loose and exploded destroying my flywheel in the process.
Next was the HDSS sprung street disc setup with a Fidanza flywheel. Drives smooth but the disc is heavy causing gear lockouts while shifting at high rpm both times I used it. It was great on the street but absolutely sucked for racing IMHO.
My new setup is the HDSS 6 puck sprung disc with the Fidanza and I love it. It's not the smoothest leaving a stop but after that, it drives smooth and shifts like a dream(fast) at 7800rpm. My favorite setup yet.
Hope this helps if you happen to go for an ACT.
i would suggest to go bigger than you think.for instance,if you are going to put down 500whp/400ft-lb go with at the very least something rated for 500+ft-lb.those ratings you see listed by the clutch manufacturer are crank figures and being a 4wd car,you are going to lose close to 20% off the crank figure.plus it never hurts to have extra,you don't want to be right on the clutches max,it won't last long that way.
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