so i've been looking around for answers and haven't found much. so which clutch should i order? i'm looking for something that will hold 400hp and let me still slip it on the street/generally abuse it. "40 % stiffer, 59 % stiffer..." damnit, https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/wacko.png . act s/s? act "extreme"? suggestions? thoughts? directions to the search button (j/k)?
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get a twinplate and you will be very happy
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The Admin of the site is selling a Centerforce Dual Friction clutch for I think $419. You might want to I hear that is a pretty good clutch.
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I've been happy with my ACT s/s that I got from sportcar motion. I've only got around 300rwhp though.
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I have an ACT S/S which they say is capable of holding 400lbs of torque. I'am far from making that kinda of power but I always like a real heavy tough clutch and I don't mind driving a clutch like that in traffic. If I had to do it again, I would go 6 puck.
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I'll never get anything except for a twin plate. NEVER.
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i have a ACT 6 puck, and i love it! to make a smooth takeoff you have rev up to about 2.5K (yes thats just for a smooth take off), and when you want to launch you just go, with no slipping, it just grabs.
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Originally Posted by wraith' date='Aug 5 2003, 11:07 AM
i have a ACT 6 puck, and i love it! to make a smooth takeoff you have rev up to about 2.5K (yes thats just for a smooth take off), and when you want to launch you just go, with no slipping, it just grabs.
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well i know about the befinits of dual plate but theyre like 1k$ right? what's the main benifit and downside of puck clutches, i thought they were more on/off type drag clutches.
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You guys are missing out, twin plates are the only way to go!
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