Do I need a flywheels clutch with 100shot?
12-18-2003, 03:42 PM
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Well then to answer your original Question, No...You do not NEED a new flywheel and clutch with N2O..The stock one will hold up for a while...But, if you are SC'ing first, then your Clutch will most likely be TOAST by the time you get to N2O..I speak from experience having had N2O and having a SC now..with a slightly slipping clutch..
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Re: Do I need a flywheels clutch with 100shot?
Originally posted by ChrisM
If I were to put a 100shot of nitrous, possibaly going 150 every once and a while, would I HAVE to upgrade my flywheel and clutch? Also doesnt a high Hp/Tq car eat up light flywheels? When I turboed my prelude the tech told me that I shouldnt get a lightened flywheel because it wont be able to handle the power.
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Chris.
If I were to put a 100shot of nitrous, possibaly going 150 every once and a while, would I HAVE to upgrade my flywheel and clutch? Also doesnt a high Hp/Tq car eat up light flywheels? When I turboed my prelude the tech told me that I shouldnt get a lightened flywheel because it wont be able to handle the power.
Thanks,
Chris.
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