my twin plate clutch isn't coping well with 450HP, does anyone have any suggestions for a streetable clutch option?
Is the standard cleveland flywheel up to coping with 450HP and 6500 rpm?
Thanks in advance.
my twin plate clutch isn't coping well with 450HP, does anyone have any suggestions for a streetable clutch option?
Is the standard cleveland flywheel up to coping with 450HP and 6500 rpm?
Thanks in advance.
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I should be able to comment on how my Yella Terra flywheel and 5 puck, brass button, sprung centre clutch copes behind my new motor in the next couple of days.... and how streetable it is. Apparently you can get a 10 puck version now thats more streetable.
My US trip got postponed till feb, so i get to finish playing with my CHI heads :D
I run a Daiken 11inch Heavy Duty clutch (Look in the Daiken catalogue under heavy duty F150 clutches). Never slips, has good feel. But must admit, after a while it does get a bit heavy!!!! I still run the stock ford flywheel and never have any drama's.
On last dyno run, it pulled 350hp at the tyres.
my twin plate clutch isn't coping well with 450HP, does anyone have any suggestions for a streetable clutch option?
Is the standard cleveland flywheel up to coping with 450HP and 6500 rpm?
Thanks in advance.
I have just put in a Extreme cushioned ceramic button clutch, it is rated to 600hp and as it is cushioned it does slip and is good on the street, i also changed to their lightened steel flywheel as it is explosion proof, the standard flywheel is not
Standard flywheel weighs 12 kilo, extreme weighs 7 kilo.
All up with clutch flywheel and pressure plate it cost just under $1000, see link for more info: http://www.horsepowerinabox.com/HPIA...tegory22_1.htm
Maybe i should get a clear perspects bellhousing, the clutch colour matches my car hehe.
I should be able to comment on how my Yella Terra flywheel and 5 puck, brass button, sprung centre clutch copes behind my new motor in the next couple of days.... and how streetable it is. Apparently you can get a 10 puck version now thats more streetable.
My US trip got postponed till feb, so i get to finish playing with my CHI heads :D
OK, well, its a grabby bastard, but works well, I'd say it behaves no worse than the factory twin plate clutch that was in my dads Alfa GTV6.... its best either *really* pussy-footed or dropped... not much middle ground.
Mine will probably behave much better with a shorter diff in it though, Its a Luk centre by the way.
Yep. Invest in the ARP bolt kits... shearing bolts on flywheels and clutches kinda sucks, but not nearly as much as a stocky cast flywheel chunk taking your feet off.... As soon as I decided to go for some HP i put the stock fly in the corner of the shed... might make a bbq hotplate out of it....
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