Which clutch is better?
Which clutch is better?
there is few clutches for sale i dont know which is better? which should i get?
there is a 4 pad race cluth, 6 pad race cluth and perform street clutch. which one do i need? in the engine im running cold air, exhaust, headers, piggyback, and soon turbo at 7 psi.
there is a 4 pad race cluth, 6 pad race cluth and perform street clutch. which one do i need? in the engine im running cold air, exhaust, headers, piggyback, and soon turbo at 7 psi.
Advise--> if you decide to go with a race clutch, stick with the 6 puck disc...the 4 puck will be way to agressive...however; both are overdoing it. WORKS, ACT, and ZOOM have pretty good street clutches out there. personaly, i'm running an ACT stage II clutch and i have no complaints; never slips, not to much on the leg, and holds up well when i decide to shift hard.
im not that knowledgable about transmission stuff, but this caught my eye because i remember a friend getting a new clutch after he destroyed his. . .it was an ACT , but i dont remember what the details were. my question would be, what exactly would be the side effects of getting a clutch that is too aggresive? is it just hard to drive? or is it bad on the tranny or what?
I can't see an aggressive clutch being bad for the car, it's just bad for the driver. Generally an aggressive clutch has a very stiff pedal feel and very quick engagement which means it's difficult to just inch forward and do slow and gentle starts like you would in daily driving.
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Originally Posted by ambystom01
I can't see an aggressive clutch being bad for the car, it's just bad for the driver. Generally an aggressive clutch has a very stiff pedal feel and very quick engagement which means it's difficult to just inch forward and do slow and gentle starts like you would in daily driving.



