thoughts on JWT clutch/ ACT prolight flywheel.
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I'm looking to upgrade and I have driven a car with a JWT clutch with a Nismo flywheel and I was impressed, but it seems that the ACT prolight is lighter than the JWT flywheel and a little bit cheaper.
Anyone else running this set-up or have opinions?
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Anyone else running this set-up or have opinions?
Thanks!
Originally Posted by Axelerate
I'm looking to upgrade and I have driven a car with a JWT clutch with a Nismo flywheel and I was impressed, but it seems that the ACT prolight is lighter than the JWT flywheel and a little bit cheaper.
Anyone else running this set-up or have opinions?
Thanks!
Anyone else running this set-up or have opinions?
Thanks!
Originally Posted by Axelerate
I did and I dont need a heavy duty clutch and I was fine with the cheaper JWT. I wanted to see if anyone had experiances with this particular set-up.
Ok, cool. Good luck. I didn't realize the JWT was signfiicantly cheaper.
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yea but whn u start making alot of power, and u have an EXTREMELY light clutch, u lose traction cuz it revs so fast. same concept as putting 3.9 gears in a tt z. makes 1st gear completely useless.
I have the ACT prolight. it is great, but chatters really bad after driving it hard. I don't mind sounding like a pickup truck at idle though.
I stayed OEM when i switched though, just upgraded to a 06 spec clutch assembly and SS clutch line.
I stayed OEM when i switched though, just upgraded to a 06 spec clutch assembly and SS clutch line.
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Well, I'm not gonna go FI so I wont be making too much more power.
Would there be any advantage going to the JWT clutch over going with a new OEM one? I know it handles more hp, but I am just running basic bolt-on's.
I do not drag race the car, but I do frequently run track events. I havent had a problem with my current clutch, so maybe I should save some more $$$ and go with a new OEM clutch?
Would there be any advantage going to the JWT clutch over going with a new OEM one? I know it handles more hp, but I am just running basic bolt-on's.
I do not drag race the car, but I do frequently run track events. I havent had a problem with my current clutch, so maybe I should save some more $$$ and go with a new OEM clutch?
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I think you'll find the ACT street disc, Stage 1 pressure plate and Prolite Flywheel combo are cheaper then JWT clutch and ACT flywheel combo. I own a ACT clutch and JWT flywheel and if I could do it again I would have waited and gotten all ACT. I've driven a few different setups now and the all ACT setup is my favorite.
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