Anyone using twin-disc setups please comment on what you have and make suggestions please.

Thanks in advance.

 

i have the clutchmaster double disc w/ sintered iron pads. i love it!! the clutch is as soft as stock but grabs like a bitch. So far its been good to 750hp. Also the lightened flywheel helps it rev up quickly.


[Modified by MotorMatrix.com, 5:45 PM 12/7/2002]

 

for the street? It's a overkill.

 

so is the 570hp I'm pushing but anything else slips. And guess what you wont break your leg working the clutch in and out of traffic


[Modified by MotorMatrix.com, 5:35 PM 12/7/2002]

 

What is the retail on the twin disk I need a clutch

 

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS OVERKILL EKB18C!

 

Any experience with the Exedy setup?


[Modified by Speedworks801, 4:43 PM 12/7/2002]

 

 

guess you caught the above comment. the pedal is as soft as stock

 

Call clutchmasters,they dont recommend thier twin disc for a daily driver(if thats what your building,if its a race car,ignore this post ),they say itll wear out pretty quick.

 

Naysayers need not respond.

Thanks.

 

All you have to do is have it re-pucked or replace just the clutch plates not the whole assembly. I would rather run the DD clutch then break my leg on a double diaphragm clutch. Also, you dont get the chatter leaving every stop light.

 

Thanks for the reply MotorMatrix.

 

Naysayer!?! only passing on info that came direct from the maker and u give me a thumb down for tryin to help out..fucc u

 

So does anyone remember what they paid for theirs.

 

NO time for your ego. Sorry. Lick your wounds elswhere.

 

So far I'm getting quotes for around $1300.

 

Dude, there's no need to yell. You ask for an opinion I tell you my opinion. If you didn't want my opinion then why ask?

And there is such a thing as overkill for the street.

FYI -- The CM twin disk is not recommended for street use because of it's short life span. You can call Luis up @ CM and he'll tell you the same damm thing! Or you can call Chris @ CM and he'll tell ya!

 

i had the twin disc(clutchmasters) in my car for almost a year. ran over 100 passes at the track and drove it 2-3 times a week on the street. worked fine. clutchmasters doesn't recommend them for the street, but if your not using it ALL THE TIME or in heavy traffic alot, i think it works great. holds ALL OF THE POWER!!!!

 

who makes a twin disc for an h22...it includes flywheel as well ?

 

ATS makes one and I'm sure you can get a os giken or tilton.

 

tilton makes one that is double disc and it comes with a 6lb flywheel

 

tilton
pretty soft pedal feel - neck snapping grip...

 

where can i find out more about this Tilton clutch for my h22 ?

 

http://www.tiltonengineering.com

I an get you one when you are ready to buy it. ill hook you with a gangster price.