clutch specialties street clutch or 6puck?
08-31-2005, 02:40 AM
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clutch specialties street clutch or 6puck?
My goal is 350whp on a b16. and i'm searching for a streetable lounchable longlasting clutch.
annybody got any bad/good experience with them?
thanks!
annybody got any bad/good experience with them?
thanks!
08-31-2005, 02:53 AM
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Re: clutch specialties street clutch or 6puck? (dnbruut)
I have had a great experience with my clutch specialties 6-puck unsprung.
I got mine here. http://www.stealthmodeperforma...shtml
Is this really for the FI section though?
I got mine here. http://www.stealthmodeperforma...shtml
Is this really for the FI section though?
08-31-2005, 08:02 AM
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Re: clutch specialties street clutch or 6puck? (Cray91)
i can get it for a nice price @ lsdperformance.
1st why wouldnt this be something for fi? or am i only alowed to ask about sizing?
why didn't you chose for the sprung version?
is it streetable?
how long are you running it?
would it be a smarter decision if i would take the streetversion?its not a 6puck so i'll guess it will last longer?
thanks!
1st why wouldnt this be something for fi? or am i only alowed to ask about sizing?
why didn't you chose for the sprung version?
is it streetable?
how long are you running it?
would it be a smarter decision if i would take the streetversion?its not a 6puck so i'll guess it will last longer?
thanks!
08-31-2005, 01:16 PM
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Re: clutch specialties street clutch or 6puck? (unbanned_evosol)
it has got the same power rating?...
thanks
annybody got anything? opinions?
thanks
annybody got anything? opinions?
08-31-2005, 01:36 PM
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Re: clutch specialties street clutch or 6puck? (dnbruut)
I garuntee the street disc will hold the power you wanna make as the will end up being like 220-250ft lbs of tq and they are not rated in HP.
DUH
I have the sprung version on my Supra. It chattered like a bitch for a little, but now it has miles on it and calmed down, but man does that ****** catch good .
Im pleased soo far. Im rocking 275's in the back with a 4k lbs car. Granted mine is rated for like 550-575ftlbs. Id prob see something by now with the way I beat it.
Ill let you know soon on a set of 26x10 ET streets
DUH
I have the sprung version on my Supra. It chattered like a bitch for a little, but now it has miles on it and calmed down, but man does that ****** catch good .
Im pleased soo far. Im rocking 275's in the back with a 4k lbs car. Granted mine is rated for like 550-575ftlbs. Id prob see something by now with the way I beat it.
Ill let you know soon on a set of 26x10 ET streets
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Re: clutch specialties street clutch or 6puck? (itr206)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by itr206 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I garuntee the street disc will hold the power you wanna make as the will end up being like 220-250ft lbs of tq and they are not rated in HP.
DUH
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well... you know what i meant i was thinking something else...
I have been running the unsprung disk for about 1 1/2 years with no problems, and its still very drivable. It chattered really bad the first week, then calmed down after a few hard launches. I drive my cusins car with the sprung version and it still chatters more than my unsprung.
DUH
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well... you know what i meant
i was thinking something else...I have been running the unsprung disk for about 1 1/2 years with no problems, and its still very drivable. It chattered really bad the first week, then calmed down after a few hard launches. I drive my cusins car with the sprung version and it still chatters more than my unsprung.
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08-31-2005, 05:56 PM
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there are chances like that with anything.
Anything is gonna break eventually. Trust me , iknow first hand. ive prob broken more money in parts then most have in the price of their car and set up . lol
Everntually things can only take soo much. I have seen pics of clutches and **** literally breaking in pieces
I can tell you I have ran sprung clutches hard as hell and never had one pop out. But I have read that others popped out on stock clutches and not beatng them much.
Thats what makes this sport fun. You never know
Anything is gonna break eventually. Trust me , iknow first hand. ive prob broken more money in parts then most have in the price of their car and set up . lol
Everntually things can only take soo much. I have seen pics of clutches and **** literally breaking in pieces
I can tell you I have ran sprung clutches hard as hell and never had one pop out. But I have read that others popped out on stock clutches and not beatng them much.
Thats what makes this sport fun. You never know
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