6 puck metal clutch disc??
6 puck metal clutch disc??
So my stage 2 exedy disc is apparently already taking a crap. Apparently it's warped because it drags and makes a grinding noise when engaging gears. Does anyone recommend 6 puck clutches?? I want something i can daily drive and put abuse too. I guess the exedy doesn't like clutch drops
The softest clutch that I had which held power was the South Bend Stage 3 Daily, it held around ~550 whp before it started slipping.
For stock or FBO power levels I would think a South Bend Stage 2 should be fine. I've also heard, but not experienced, good things about the Z1 clutch kits.
For stock or FBO power levels I would think a South Bend Stage 2 should be fine. I've also heard, but not experienced, good things about the Z1 clutch kits.
The softest clutch that I had which held power was the South Bend Stage 3 Daily, it held around ~550 whp before it started slipping.
For stock or FBO power levels I would think a South Bend Stage 2 should be fine. I've also heard, but not experienced, good things about the Z1 clutch kits.
For stock or FBO power levels I would think a South Bend Stage 2 should be fine. I've also heard, but not experienced, good things about the Z1 clutch kits.
Honestly, any performance clutch is designed to work as a package. The increase in torque capacity comes from the friction material, pad design and pressure plate clamping force. They're all engineered to work together seamlessly.
A mismatched pressure plate and disk could cause drivability, longevity and potential safety issues. You'll want to resurface your flywheel while you're at it too.
A mismatched pressure plate and disk could cause drivability, longevity and potential safety issues. You'll want to resurface your flywheel while you're at it too.
Honestly, any performance clutch is designed to work as a package. The increase in torque capacity comes from the friction material, pad design and pressure plate clamping force. They're all engineered to work together seamlessly.
A mismatched pressure plate and disk could cause drivability, longevity and potential safety issues. You'll want to resurface your flywheel while you're at it too.
A mismatched pressure plate and disk could cause drivability, longevity and potential safety issues. You'll want to resurface your flywheel while you're at it too.
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Could be...or it could be a weak pressure plate causing your issues. Have you already installed a CSC elimination kit? Not sure if those always fail all at once or gradually...
I've had that kit on my car before. And it was installed incorrectly by like a hair in measurements. And 300 miles in . It broke. So that sucked. Maybe I'll buy a new pressure plate and disc


