Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
08-17-2010, 01:12 PM
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Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
My current POS LSD racing 6 pack clutch is starting to slip. I need to replace it soon but I do not have much money to spend. I am looking at the Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100 kit. When I dyno/tuned my car last year is was making something like 166whp/155ftlbs. Will this clutch hold that power?
Thanks,
Zach
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Zach
08-18-2010, 08:03 AM
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Re: Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
What engine are you on? If it's just about any B series you'll be fine. If it's a d16 making that torque you might want to consider getting a step up.
08-18-2010, 09:40 AM
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Re: Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
Wouldn't touch that clutch with a 80 foot flag pole.....
Competition Clutches. The best money can buy. Not only do I use CC, but all my friends do, and even my tuner does (3rd best tuner on east coast). Competition Clutches always do as they say and do not fail. EBAY has them for quite cheap (actual resellers, not fakes) and work great.
Competition Clutches. The best money can buy. Not only do I use CC, but all my friends do, and even my tuner does (3rd best tuner on east coast). Competition Clutches always do as they say and do not fail. EBAY has them for quite cheap (actual resellers, not fakes) and work great.
08-18-2010, 09:50 AM
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Re: Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
Wouldn't touch that clutch with a 80 foot flag pole.....
Competition Clutches. The best money can buy. Not only do I use CC, but all my friends do, and even my tuner does (3rd best tuner on east coast). Competition Clutches always do as they say and do not fail. EBAY has them for quite cheap (actual resellers, not fakes) and work great.
Competition Clutches. The best money can buy. Not only do I use CC, but all my friends do, and even my tuner does (3rd best tuner on east coast). Competition Clutches always do as they say and do not fail. EBAY has them for quite cheap (actual resellers, not fakes) and work great.
08-18-2010, 03:22 PM
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Re: Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
Ebay is you friend.
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/i.html?P...%2520Year=1993
This is listed 1993 honda's. And the next link is a guy who is a top rated seller and great price .....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STAGE...ts_Accessories
but look around on ebay and find who you want to buy from :D
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/i.html?P...%2520Year=1993
This is listed 1993 honda's. And the next link is a guy who is a top rated seller and great price .....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STAGE...ts_Accessories
but look around on ebay and find who you want to buy from :D
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08-18-2010, 08:13 PM
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Re: Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
Ebay is you friend.
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/i.html?P...%2520Year=1993
This is listed 1993 honda's. And the next link is a guy who is a top rated seller and great price .....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STAGE...ts_Accessories
but look around on ebay and find who you want to buy from :D
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/i.html?P...%2520Year=1993
This is listed 1993 honda's. And the next link is a guy who is a top rated seller and great price .....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STAGE...ts_Accessories
but look around on ebay and find who you want to buy from :D
08-18-2010, 08:25 PM
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Re: Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
This assembly provides an estimated 80% increase in torque capacity and is properly suited for aggressive street use and moderate track use. The Carbon Kevlar material with its alloy backing matched to a performance pressure plate will provide smooth engagement and extended life. 500 mile break-in highly recommended with this set-up. 300 mile break-in REQUIRED with this set-up. (Some kits may not be supplied with all pieces. Please verify with Competition Clutch before ordering).
The 2100 Series kit includes a performance pressure plate, a high torque sprung disc with antiburst steel backed Carbon Kevlar facings, all applicable bearings, and the appropriate
The 2100 Series kit includes a performance pressure plate, a high torque sprung disc with antiburst steel backed Carbon Kevlar facings, all applicable bearings, and the appropriate
An 80% increase in Tq capacity on a D series, if you think about it, the car only has say 70 lowest and 110 highest (96ft lbs on stock d16z6 from factory) and 80% of 96 is 76, so 96+76=172 so I'd say its spot on.
Competition Clutches doesn't lie to their customers like other company's, you wouldn't believe the amount of complaints I've heard ACT get because someone got a stage 2 and It didn't do what it was supposed to (in theory as to as what they advertise).
You can't go wrong trusting CC.....
I have their stage 4 ready to go in my del sol (1620 is the part number)
provides 250% increase in torque capacity
REMEMBER, this is Tq. Rating, not HP. You cannot rate a clutch by its HP holding capacity (at least I feel you shouldn't). Although a stock Z6 from factory is 96 ft lbs of tq, it has 120hp from factory.
08-19-2010, 08:16 AM
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Re: Question about Clutch Masters Stage 1 FX100
http://competitionclutch.com/products/index.php?id=300
An 80% increase in Tq capacity on a D series, if you think about it, the car only has say 70 lowest and 110 highest (96ft lbs on stock d16z6 from factory) and 80% of 96 is 76, so 96+76=172 so I'd say its spot on.
Competition Clutches doesn't lie to their customers like other company's, you wouldn't believe the amount of complaints I've heard ACT get because someone got a stage 2 and It didn't do what it was supposed to (in theory as to as what they advertise).
You can't go wrong trusting CC.....
I have their stage 4 ready to go in my del sol (1620 is the part number)
So 250% of 96 is 240 so 96+240=336 torque.
REMEMBER, this is Tq. Rating, not HP. You cannot rate a clutch by its HP holding capacity (at least I feel you shouldn't). Although a stock Z6 from factory is 96 ft lbs of tq, it has 120hp from factory.
An 80% increase in Tq capacity on a D series, if you think about it, the car only has say 70 lowest and 110 highest (96ft lbs on stock d16z6 from factory) and 80% of 96 is 76, so 96+76=172 so I'd say its spot on.
Competition Clutches doesn't lie to their customers like other company's, you wouldn't believe the amount of complaints I've heard ACT get because someone got a stage 2 and It didn't do what it was supposed to (in theory as to as what they advertise).
You can't go wrong trusting CC.....
I have their stage 4 ready to go in my del sol (1620 is the part number)
So 250% of 96 is 240 so 96+240=336 torque.
REMEMBER, this is Tq. Rating, not HP. You cannot rate a clutch by its HP holding capacity (at least I feel you shouldn't). Although a stock Z6 from factory is 96 ft lbs of tq, it has 120hp from factory.
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