Making Your QM Clutch Street Friendly..
i hope so. my main concern is WOT high RPM shifting. im not exactly sure how these work but if is slows the fluid down or something then id guess high rpm fast shifting would not be as good.
Monday im making custom lines for this setup. correct me if i am wrong. the line go's from the slave to the post on the accumulator. then from the side of the accumulator to the HRB????
Monday im making custom lines for this setup. correct me if i am wrong. the line go's from the slave to the post on the accumulator. then from the side of the accumulator to the HRB????
i dont think it matters what direction it goes. its just an open cylinder inside. doesnt slow shifting at all. the rotational mass of discs controls how high of an rpm you can shift. that doesnt change.
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Sorry Dan. No pics of install. Spec-ops did it for me. high rpm shifting is still good on 550+HP. Last I remembered on my E-85 map it was also holding without locking me out and that is over 650 (MD)
This part does not fail, it is a container for fluid. HP has no affect on the accumulator. This can be used with a stock powered car with the same QM 8 leg if you desired.
What fitting is that for the QM side of the accumulator?





