OK... here's the deal. I currently have an ACT XTSS (xtreme pp and street/strip disk) in my turbo gsr. it has held up fine so far up to ~300whp. however, in the future i should be making more power. I have my old Exedy 3 puck cerametallic clutch from my turbo LS that also held up to 315whp/280wtq which i only used for about 2 months. The pedal pressure on the exedy was not as hard as the ACT and because of this I'm more confident in the ACT XT pp. I was wondering if it's possible and if it was wise to use the 3 puck exedy disk on the ACT XT pp. That way I'd have a "stronger" disk and pressure plate. or should I just swap the whole clutch out for the exedy?

 

anyone?

 

is the material in the clutch disk's the same? If it is and they are the same diameter, then I would say it would work. You may have to resurface the pressure plate if it has extensive wear on it from the other disk though.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mattssi &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is the material in the clutch disk's the same? If it is and they are the same diameter, then I would say it would work. You may have to resurface the pressure plate if it has extensive wear on it from the other disk though. </TD></TR></TABLE>

the material is definitaley different. the diameter *SHOULD* be the same... it is the same application. I assumed i'd have to resurface the PP. but just looking for more feedback

 

up for more opinions