I was wondering to those that have them... does it chatter loudly? Mine sure does. I was curious to see what other people that have them thought. I have had other twin-plates that have never chattered this badly.

 

Mine stopped chattering and now my car makes a strange clunk noise. Maybe it needs an adjustment.

 

Mine chatters a low RPMS... Get used to it

 

Those are normal noises for aftermarket clutches on these cars.

 

It even chatters when you shift gears. Chattering is one thing, sounding like an F350 is another. Thanks for the responses guys.

 

If you think it is loud, you should here my ATS twin carbon its if loud. Ive heard cusco and exedy and they dont have anything noise wise against the ATS.

 

Do you mean actual clutch chatter, or just noises?

Noise = sound only
Clutch Chatter = choppy/jerky clutch engagement that bucks your car

 

The choppy engagement I would attribute to me getting used to the new clutch, and yes Clutch Noise when shifting gears. Like I said in my first post. I have owned other cars with Twin-plate clutches, none have EVER been this loud.

 

did yall lose any daily driveability like (being stuck in traffic and moving only 10-15 feet)? I know it launches now but can yall still slip it to move a little??thats my only worry about a carbon twin cuz theres alot of traffic here in LA

 

My Cusco twin clutch chatters a good much when you push the clutch in 1st gear. But other then that it holds great.

 

Do you have the actual full carbon that is not sprung center ($2600.00). I have the ATS Dual carbon and it chatters all the time. Dont worry about it as long as it is working.

 

One thing too is that a full carbon clutch needs to be heated up to be smooth. The plates work better while there is some heat. ATS reccomends putting heat into the clutch before doing hard launches. So consider that as well.

 

Thanks IndyPhil. It's sprung. It's been getting a lot smoother as I add the miles to it. And it definately works better with heat. I have been slipping it and getting it warm before doing any kind of driving.

 

it will get better with more miles. you will need at least 5k before some of the noise goes away.

 

mine made alot of noise and acted weird, but then i found out it wasn't aligned properly and one of the disks was installed backwards. works great now.

vincent