Which Clutch?
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Which Clutch?
Hi All,
After some clutch options, getting my new lump ready to drop into the car. Engine spec is:
- Closed Deck Converted EJ25
- Manley 2618 Stroker Pistons
- +2mm Longer Forged Rods
- Nitrated EJ257 Crank
- 14mm Headstuds
- EJ207 AVCS fully refurbished cylinder heads
It will be running the largest GTX3076R Mamba turbo, looking to see around 500bhp at the crank on V power.
I had sourced a nearly new Exedy twin plate, but unfortunately at some point its got wet which has damaged it.
I've got a 6 Speed box, looking for a clutch and flywheel combo that will handle the torque.
Cheers,
Scott
After some clutch options, getting my new lump ready to drop into the car. Engine spec is:
- Closed Deck Converted EJ25
- Manley 2618 Stroker Pistons
- +2mm Longer Forged Rods
- Nitrated EJ257 Crank
- 14mm Headstuds
- EJ207 AVCS fully refurbished cylinder heads
It will be running the largest GTX3076R Mamba turbo, looking to see around 500bhp at the crank on V power.
I had sourced a nearly new Exedy twin plate, but unfortunately at some point its got wet which has damaged it.
I've got a 6 Speed box, looking for a clutch and flywheel combo that will handle the torque.
Cheers,
Scott
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I have an ACT SB10-XTSS with street disc (single plate) rated to 566lbsft, peddle pressure is up on OEM but got used to it and it drives good on DD. That's with the standard STI flywheel. The HDG6 disc (6 puck) is very grabby I've been told but holds a lot more torque.
Subar4you have them on their website.
Trev
Subar4you have them on their website.
Trev
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I've seen that and have been thinking of that one. Also the Competition Clutch Stage 2 with a CC flywheel also. Swinging towards the CC Stage 2 at the moment.
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If you were thinking of the twin plate then consider the competition clutch twin plate, the stage 2 although is great I'm not sure it will take launches all day, mind mine did a few launches well, smell a little.
The xct is a very good clutch also and oe feel and can take some hammering.
The extreme clutch (Australian) twin plate is also worth considering as they seem very good for price.
The xct is a very good clutch also and oe feel and can take some hammering.
The extreme clutch (Australian) twin plate is also worth considering as they seem very good for price.
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Exedy twin plate from Alyn. Mine has seen over 250 full bore launches on slicks over these past 3 years in my sprint car. Countless very heavy gearchanges, slipping the clutch, job lot
Yeah it's had some serious hammer, still plenty of meat left on it and works perfectly.
Very very impressed
Tried and tested!
Yeah it's had some serious hammer, still plenty of meat left on it and works perfectly.
Very very impressed
Tried and tested!
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Have you had the stage 2 cc clutch fitted? As I'm after another clutch I have the stage 3 cc clutch and it's very on/off with judder!
So I'm after a more friendly clutch as my car is only used on the road not track/launches, would be good to hear your feedback on the stage 2
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Hi mate
Have you had the stage 2 cc clutch fitted? As I'm after another clutch I have the stage 3 cc clutch and it's very on/off with judder!
So I'm after a more friendly clutch as my car is only used on the road not track/launches, would be good to hear your feedback on the stage 2
Have you had the stage 2 cc clutch fitted? As I'm after another clutch I have the stage 3 cc clutch and it's very on/off with judder!
So I'm after a more friendly clutch as my car is only used on the road not track/launches, would be good to hear your feedback on the stage 2