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ACT Clutch Kit - SEMA 2012
Some great photos of the ACT Clutch kit available for the Scion FRS and Subaru BRZ. All the info you need is in the photos. ;) http://ft86speedfactory.com/images/sema2012-87.jpg http://ft86speedfactory.com/images/sema2012-88.jpg http://ft86speedfactory.com/images/sema2012-89.jpg http://ft86speedfactory.com/images/sema2012-90.jpg http://ft86speedfactory.com/images/sema2012-91.jpg |
Wow, $726 including the flywheel!
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270 ft lbs? Lol gonna need more than that.
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Will they offer a "racelite" or "tracklite" or whatever they call the lighter version of the cromo flywheel?
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There are a few clutch options out there already to handle more torque...Spec & Competition off the top of my head. I also know Monster was working on a complete setup as well.
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Waste of time. Thanks, but if I'm upgrading my stock clutch, I'm going with the Exedy Twin Plate.
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I've driven this clutch and it is a HUGE improvement over the wimpy stock unit. Easier to drive and excess capacity for most mods. Revs quite a bit quicker as well. 99.9% will never need a twin in this car, so no need to suffer from slower shifting (syncros having to accelerate two discs vs. one) or pay more for no reason. Chris |
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A lot of people that buy twin plates do it just to say they have one. This ACT clutch is PERFECT for most of the cars that will be modded and on the road. 270ftlbs of TQ holding power is more than enough. Remember that's TQ not horsepower. And if you are making over 270ft lbs of torque you obviously spent enough money to get there a twin or tripple won't be an issue for you. :) ( Stock TQ output is 125-130 typically, so you need to be at 340WHP to need more holding power ) On a budget, this is perfect. :party0030: |
Hmmm, there are only two issues I see here. Both ACT clutches I've had in the past either shot the springs out, or didn't hold their rated capacity.
The price is actually pretty decent for the whole package. Sigh. I hope this is one of those rare occasions that this clutch is underrated. Anyone know the stock clutch size in mm diameter? |
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