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What is the stock clutch rated for power wise? At what level should I begin to worry? Aiming for 260 - 270 whp. |
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Thats about when the clutch will slip. Around 210-220 wtq.
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Thats what I thought!
Clutch kit is added to the build list then. I've been look around and researching this. Everyone seems to like the ACT kit. Price is great, reviews are great, but I don't want a light weight flywheel. I'll be putting a turbo on in a few weeks, so I'd like to keep that mass up (already have a LW driveshaft), and I hate flywheel chatter. Any recommendations on a good clutch kit that uses stock flywheel and can hold some torque? |
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It can definitely handle more than that. It shouldn't be a concern until the 300whp mark, which I believe would be about 240-250wtq. There are plenty of turbos and supers made to do well with the stock clutch, and they are definitely pushing more than 260whp.
It might be a concern if you are running crazy grippy and wide tires, but not with stock equivalents.
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Not wide. 225 wide. So 10 over stock. I still have stock tires on now, but tires are on my list as well. Nothing crazy, but better than stock. I plan on having a bit of fun with it, so I was thinking that It may be something to do now anyway, since more power is a few clicks away. Peace of mind n all that.
I found 2 that seem interesting: Competition stage 3. 12.8 lb fly wheel. Heaviest LW flywheel I could find. Spec stage 3+ Never heard of them. Not sure I trust. |
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Here in Aus Exedy do heavy duty clutches that will bolt to the stock flywheel. Can you not get the same kits there?
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Yeah there is that one. I dont know how i like the idea of a 3 puck clutch. Just seems....unreliable? I'd prefer full surface.
I guess a flywheel wouldn't be terrible if the chatter was non-existent. Anyone have any sound clips of Flywheel/driveline chatter? |
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I just installed the Comp Stage 3 segmented clutch and a SS clutch line.
Pedal feel is awesome now. Perfectly feel when the clutch releases/engages. The clutch is super grabby when cold. I am still struggling with it a little. When its warmed up a bit more its much more manageable but still just as strong. A little chatter under low RPM high load, but I also installed the DSS 1 piece drive shaft, and the Megan racing trans mount. Little bit of vibration. Loving it so far. Highly recommended. |
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