friction material of oem ITR flywheel in combo with Tilton carbon clutch
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Will I get the same clamping power when I use my stock flywheel with the Tilton twin disc carbon clutch like with the Tilton flywheel. I don't wanna run this azz-light Tilton fly.
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What does it do to your setup that makes you not like it? Does your engine stall? Why don't you like it?
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I had a fidanza and I did not like it, this one is way lighter than the fidanza and the clutch itself is 10 times lighter than a oem clutch
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Why do you need the carbon/carbon tilton? I think you would be more then OK w/ the ceramatalic tilton. Its good for 500ft'lbs of torque. Its what most honda guys run on the street/strip cars. I know of a 520whp civic running the ceramatilic w/ stock flywheel that has been lightened to about 12lbs(perfect IMO) and he does not have any problems at all w/ clamping so id say you'll be ok.
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I have the clutch at home already and this is not my question, cause this light Titlon fly is included for the cintermetall too. Carbon / carbon is way smoother for the tranny, etc.
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