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Clutches.. who's got em?
:) looking for companies that are offering aftermarket clutches..
is the ACT one out yet? need it for.. uh.. beefy reinforcements.. ;) |
Re: Clutches.. who's got em?
Originally posted by Chebosto :) looking for companies that are offering aftermarket clutches.. is the ACT one out yet? need it for.. uh.. beefy reinforcements.. ;) |
Re: Re: Clutches.. who's got em?
how's the Pressure Plate feel?
my left leg is 2x bigger than my right due to my ACT HDMM on the maxima... hopefully their TT clutch feels as good as stock? Originally posted by Coz@CZP You can use the JWT Twin Turbo Clutch, w/ the New JWT 350Z Flywheel :-) |
I believe I saw an OS Giken clutch at sema... Yup here is the photo
http://jaegan.com/albums/album03/DSC01120.jpg |
Cheston- SGP racing has Jun Clutch and flywheel on their site.
http://store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-store/index.html edit: oops nevermind- only JUN flywheels. However they sell the OS Giken for the 350. http://store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-sto...idudiclki.html |
Also found Spec clutch, I am interested as my 3rd gear grind has started and want to take the opportunity and install a cluctch and flywheel while they have them accessible:
Stage 1 - Clutch Kit w/ Organic Street Disc $ 549.95 Stage 2 - Clutch Kit w/ Kevlar Street Disc $ 689.95 Stage 3 - Clutch Kit w/ 4 Pad Sprung Hub Race Disc $ 699.95 Stage 4 - Clutch Kit w/ 6 Pad Solid Hub Race Disc - (quick engagement; for race cars)$ 699.95 Stage 4 - Clutch Kit w/ 3 Pad Solid Hub Race Disc - (quick engagement; for race cars) $ 699.95 Stage 5 - Clutch Kit w/ Iron Solid Hub Race Disc - (quick engagement; for Drag Racing Only) $ 829.95 |
Re: Re: Re: Clutches.. who's got em?
Originally posted by Chebosto how's the Pressure Plate feel? my left leg is 2x bigger than my right due to my ACT HDMM on the maxima... hopefully their TT clutch feels as good as stock? |
Coz- is the JWT clutch out yet- I didn't see it on your web site- any idea what they are going to go for?
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Originally posted by failsaf3 Coz- is the JWT clutch out yet- I didn't see it on your web site- any idea what they are going to go for? |
Originally posted by failsaf3 Coz- is the JWT clutch out yet- I didn't see it on your web site- any idea what they are going to go for? JWT 350Z Heavy Duty Clutch |
We are placing an order for the OS Giken Super Single Clutches on Monday. If you are interested in these please let us know ASAP since they are usually presold before we even get them from Japan. They can be seen here:
http://store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-sto...isusiclki.html and we are also running a special on the JWT Flywheel and RPS Max clutch for the 350Z's which can be seen here: http://store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-sto...flmaxclco.html |
hmm.. need something that will hold 4xx-6xx.. obvious 6xxrwhp would be after the motor is built.... whats the HP limit of the JWT 300zxturbo clutch?
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Just remember that somewhere along the drivetrain, something absorbs some of the additional stress. The most obvious is your tires. Not a big deal. However, your tranny and differential bear much of the stress of having a stronger pressure plate, so expect problems later on.
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The JWT TT Clutch is only good to about 500 Rwhp. You would need a food 6 puck clutch like the RPS to hold that type of power. Or better yet a OS Giken twin disc :D
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Cheston, can't wait to see your TT setup man... it's gonna' be awesome...:D ;)
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well.. slapping on a turbo isnt going to be that big of a deal...
the drivetrain of the car endure more torque in first gear from the stock engine than any turbo can produce in 2nd gear.. most clutch problems will come from bad driving habits. hehe. whoops.. but the tranny should be able to hold... i mean. if you are hard on the launch all the time in first.. the turbo should be able to spool up for adequate boost levels until far past 3k.. and thats if i'm riding the clutch down.. a stronger clutch for fast engagements is a good idea.. but i worry about the slush box automagics that might go boost later.. then yes. tranny will have to be beefed up... Nissan350ZTT: thanks bro! Originally posted by Hedonist Just remember that somewhere along the drivetrain, something absorbs some of the additional stress. The most obvious is your tires. Not a big deal. However, your tranny and differential bear much of the stress of having a stronger pressure plate, so expect problems later on. |
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