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Old 03-06-2013, 09:07 PM   #1
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Hey dumb question?

What is the torque capacity for the stock clutch on the frs, _____ft/lbs? Thanks
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Old 03-06-2013, 09:13 PM   #2
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i believe it was around 280 or so...?? check the Accelerated performance turbo kit developement thread and you should find it when he reaches around 400rwhp...
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280 ft/lbs on a stock clutch? Really? that pretty f'in good...one of the turbo threads i read somewhere said the clutch started slippin @ around 212/215ft/lbs
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280 ft/lbs on a stock clutch? Really? that pretty f'in good...one of the turbo threads i read somewhere said the clutch started slippin @ around 212/215ft/lbs
No, I think he meant 280whp. It starts slipping around the 220/230wtq range.
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yeh that makes a little more sense bc im seeing stage 1's start @ 225 ft/lbs...torque capacity is what i care about with clutches not so much hp
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