SSP Clutch Kit
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SSP Clutch Kit
I will be having my SSP 500 hp clutches and ported FP red installed within a month. I have not seen any posts on here about someone having this upgrade done, the clutch packs that is. I would really like to hear from anyone who has had the install done or knows someone who had it done that rode in the car before and after. I will be using this car for daily driving and needed some opinions from others. Thanks
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I know if done properly there is supposed to be an adjustment to a clutch table in the software also. I am just interested in the actual feel of everything after done. Also wondering how long it will last compared to a stock clutch. I know I should feel a hugh difference because the clutch in a RA is smaller than the MR stock. I just never hear anything about this besides pictures of it actually being done. After it is completed though I dont see any reviews.
Our 500 hp clutch packs have been in my 540 whp X MR Time Attack car for about 20,000+ hard race miles with virtually zero signs of wear.
Check this thread for more details: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/mi...-part-2-a.html
Clutch pack information:
400 hp clutches are a standard 8 pack clutch set up with a 500 mile break in period.
500 hp clutches are a standard 8 pack clutch set up with Pre-treated steel that require no break in time.
600 hp clutches are a 10 pack clutch set up with Pre-treated steels that require no break in time. The two extra steels, and friction plates allow for greater HP and TQ holding capacity over the standard 8 pack set up.
If you have any questions about any of our parts, please feel free to give me a call anytime. My phone and email are listed below in my signature.
-Jeremy
Check this thread for more details: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/mi...-part-2-a.html
Clutch pack information:
400 hp clutches are a standard 8 pack clutch set up with a 500 mile break in period.
500 hp clutches are a standard 8 pack clutch set up with Pre-treated steel that require no break in time.
600 hp clutches are a 10 pack clutch set up with Pre-treated steels that require no break in time. The two extra steels, and friction plates allow for greater HP and TQ holding capacity over the standard 8 pack set up.
If you have any questions about any of our parts, please feel free to give me a call anytime. My phone and email are listed below in my signature.
-Jeremy
Last edited by SSP Jeremy; Jan 21, 2011 at 08:23 PM.
I just got off the Dyno at STM, and apparently I'm making too much power for the setup or the 500 HP clutchpacks need a longer break in period. Part of the issue seems to be that at only 24 psi I'm already at 305 load and typically aiming for 290 load for peak torque is better for best clutch pressure. The car is crazy fast for the amount of boost being run so I'm going to get some miles on it and try again in a couple days.
Any tips besides tweaking the maps for best clutch pressure? I'm gong to rework the tune to lower load values and maybe soften up the boost hit from 3500-5000 to see if that helps. Seems this BW S300SX FMW Turbo (74 Lbs/min Flow) is a monster and the Buscur 2.2L 1BAMF engine with stage 3 ported head and AMS TMP cams is putting down some power.
Now I just need the SST trans to go along with the party!
Any tips besides tweaking the maps for best clutch pressure? I'm gong to rework the tune to lower load values and maybe soften up the boost hit from 3500-5000 to see if that helps. Seems this BW S300SX FMW Turbo (74 Lbs/min Flow) is a monster and the Buscur 2.2L 1BAMF engine with stage 3 ported head and AMS TMP cams is putting down some power.
Now I just need the SST trans to go along with the party!
I just got off the Dyno at STM, and apparently I'm making too much power for the setup or the 500 HP clutchpacks need a longer break in period. Part of the issue seems to be that at only 24 psi I'm already at 305 load and typically aiming for 290 load for peak torque is better for best clutch pressure. The car is crazy fast for the amount of boost being run so I'm going to get some miles on it and try again in a couple days.
Any tips besides tweaking the maps for best clutch pressure? I'm gong to rework the tune to lower load values and maybe soften up the boost hit from 3500-5000 to see if that helps. Seems this BW S300SX FMW Turbo (74 Lbs/min Flow) is a monster and the Buscur 2.2L 1BAMF engine with stage 3 ported head and AMS TMP cams is putting down some power.
Now I just need the SST trans to go along with the party!
Any tips besides tweaking the maps for best clutch pressure? I'm gong to rework the tune to lower load values and maybe soften up the boost hit from 3500-5000 to see if that helps. Seems this BW S300SX FMW Turbo (74 Lbs/min Flow) is a monster and the Buscur 2.2L 1BAMF engine with stage 3 ported head and AMS TMP cams is putting down some power.
Now I just need the SST trans to go along with the party!
Its not too much power. Something either needs to be broken in our adjusted. The wheels only put down 300 ft lbs. So at 300 ft lbs the clutch slipped. You might be making more power than that but the clutches only held that much so far.
-Em
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SSP has worked with me some more on the ECU tuning so that I can fast track to the most aggressive settings that we'll probably need for this engine/turbo combo. I'll see you at STM shortly for alignment and then a re-visit on the dyno, should be much more productive!
Last edited by Hiboost; Apr 28, 2012 at 03:56 AM.


