i was talking to a friend last night, who attended this just past SEMA show. HE told me of a new clutchmasters single disc slipper style clutch for Honda b series. retail around 1900.00. does anyone have information on this or anywhere i can view this product? thanks

-dave

 

I will be at PRI next week.. .I can talk with Luis from clutchmaster's and find out a little more info for you

 

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get some pics, specs, etc.

 

is that going to be legal for anything?

 

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Its gonna be legal for nopi...

 

Just ignorant I guess but after leaving the line, how do you shift gears with a slipper clutch using an OEM transmission?

 

dont lift

 

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it would not be used with an "oem trans". the slipper clutch would work better when used with a straight cut/dog enguagement trans or a sequential trans.(something to the effect of Liberty gears, Gforce, Par, Quaife, Saenz) this way you wouldnt loose your rpm/lock up on shifts.

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exactly.

 

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Its gonna be legal for nopi...</TD></TR></TABLE>

..it will be legal until someone starts whoopin some *** at the
track, then people will start complaining, and ultimitly ban that too.

 

VW bugs have been using the slippery set up's for years on stock trannys.

 

wheres the info?

 

I would not be surprised if it is a RAM clutch in different colors. CM does not make their Twin Disks, they purchase them from someone else also. (QuarterMaster)

 

Can you smart guys explain how this clutch works and the advantage of using it? Thanks

 

OK, exactly how do you adjust the slippage of the clutch if you are using an OEM style tranny case or can you only use aftermarket?
ALSO, since slippers are outlawed for Ecotec, would not they also be illegal for Honda?

 

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ALSO, since slippers are outlawed for Ecotec, would not they also be illegal for Honda?</TD></TR></TABLE>

the way things have been going....probably not until the Honda boys start whippin the Ecotecs ***...then it will be outlawed...lol

 

you have to make a hole in the tranny case..

 

Yes you do to adjust the slippage but if you dont want to make a hole in your case you just have to keep pulling off the tranny for adjustments. There are custom ones out there for honda's. Like the one in my brother's garage lol I'll try to get pix.

 

A buddy of mine is working on slipper clutches for various import cars.
Honda's being one of them...

 

why do they ban parts that make cars go faster? i dont understand sometimes. I mean all the big boys have all the money in the world, why not legalize some things so more crowds start showing up to see faster imports.

 

still havent seen it...........................

 

probably aint gonna see it either.

 

I remember reading in this thread about them having good succes with twin disk, carbons i think.

Read through it and maybe something will help u.

Sorry, but no info on the product ur looking at

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1851316

 

but they arent legal for sfwd are they?

 

...you can count on that NOT being allowed in sfwd. everyone knows the rules are tighter than a virgin.

 

..lol, they are, but you gotta start somewhere