What clutch for over 400whp
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What clutch for over 400whp
Hallo,
next days i run a clutchmasters stage 4 but i'am thinking about what ppl do when driving around with 500-600 whp?! what clutch can you buy that can handle so much power? or is that everything custom?
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Malte.
next days i run a clutchmasters stage 4 but i'am thinking about what ppl do when driving around with 500-600 whp?! what clutch can you buy that can handle so much power? or is that everything custom?
Thanks
Malte.
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (twkdCD595)
i don't have a budget at the moment, at the moment its only for my information and maybe later for a bigger project.
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (mrx)
The tilton wont be that street driveable. It's a pain in the butt especially when it gets hot. It's ultra "gripey" so driving in traffic is a nightmare.
If you plan to drive on the street, stick with ACT or ClutchMaster
If you plan to drive on the street, stick with ACT or ClutchMaster
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (ekb18c)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ekb18c »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If you plan to drive on the street, stick with ACT or ClutchMaster</TD></TR></TABLE>
what stage would you prefer for this kind of power? stage 5 has a shorter lifespan or is a dual disc clutch the only thing for this kind of power?
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what stage would you prefer for this kind of power? stage 5 has a shorter lifespan or is a dual disc clutch the only thing for this kind of power?
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Malte.
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (mrx)
You are right the stage 5's wont last too long. I had 2 of them go within 1 year of normal driving.
Try ACT Extreme 6 puck
or
CM twin disc. I never used it before but I have heard great things about it.
Try ACT Extreme 6 puck
or
CM twin disc. I never used it before but I have heard great things about it.
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (ekb18c)
i run a tilton twin disk everyday and dont have any problems , i have a couple customers that also run them in there daily's and love them....just my $.02
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (miller)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by miller »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i run a tilton twin disk everyday and dont have any problems , i have a couple customers that also run them in there daily's and love them....just my $.02</TD></TR></TABLE>
Any further details about the clutch....driving.....changes in the "feel" of the clutch etc etc etc.
Any further details about the clutch....driving.....changes in the "feel" of the clutch etc etc etc.
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (miller)
I have a Tiliton as well and i know many people run them daily driven if you are making any kind of serious power tilton is the best option!
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Re: What clutch for over 400whp (Calculator)
i run the exedy twin disk and i love it the pedal feel is great and grips like a monster i can get those also if interested
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get the extreme pressure plate and six puck disk. i used the heavy duty pressure plate, and i think when you're boosting hard, it tends to heat up and not bite as well
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as far as the clutch not being daily driven friendly, uhhhh i think it is and alot of my customers feel the same way. pedal pressure isnt bad at all and yes when the clutch gets hot its a little more touchy to drive but nothing that i would say to make it not useable on the street. i love the tilton twin disk and i will continue to us mine everyday. ohhh yeah i beat the **** out of my car and have yet to have a problem with it......Miller
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