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From: Behind the wheel of a Time Attack R33 GTR
i think it depends what stage its for.....they come in various, obviously the higher the number the more power/torque it can handle....think the stage 1 is just over 300lbft, stage 2 would be around 380lbft.....
dont quote me on that though.
dont quote me on that though.
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From: birmingham
my car is a 94 uk wagon
with tsl downpipe,magnex centre and b/b
k+n panel filter
scoobyecu set for 16 psi
car is running perfect
not bad for nearly 150000 miles
not sure what kind of power it has but when it was standard it ran 224hp on powerstations rollers
steve
with tsl downpipe,magnex centre and b/b
k+n panel filter
scoobyecu set for 16 psi
car is running perfect
not bad for nearly 150000 miles
not sure what kind of power it has but when it was standard it ran 224hp on powerstations rollers
steve
Originally Posted by chrome
more to the point perhaps; what state of tune is your car in?
What model/year of car?
if you just want stock Exedy rating- find their website, or ask an exedy dealer
What model/year of car?
if you just want stock Exedy rating- find their website, or ask an exedy dealer
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From: Behind the wheel of a Time Attack R33 GTR
the stock rated one will be fine, as far as im aware the standard subaru clutch as fitted to cars such as mine (a UK WRX) is rated to around 280lbft, my car is already running over that and there isnt a hint of slip yet and its done 30k. So i would expect the Exedy stock replacement to be at least equal to that. Given your mods i would expect your car to be running between 250 and 260lbft, assuming a standard turbo.
hope that helps.
hope that helps.
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