Act flywheel and clutch question?
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Act flywheel and clutch question?
I have a VQ swapped 240sx S14. It's just about done and running. I have not driven it yet but very soon I hope.
The Question. I have a ACT street lite flywheel and the matching ACT 6- puck clutch with the springs. (They make it with and without the springs.) Does anyone use this setup on the street? Would you do it again or would you reccomend a full disc rather than the 6-puck fo the street?
The Question. I have a ACT street lite flywheel and the matching ACT 6- puck clutch with the springs. (They make it with and without the springs.) Does anyone use this setup on the street? Would you do it again or would you reccomend a full disc rather than the 6-puck fo the street?
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6 puck will be harder to drive on the street. Especially if you have the unsprung because thats more directed towards competitions, but you don't have to worry about that. I hear that they're a lot more prone to breaking though.
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I have the stock flywheel with the ACT sprung 6 puck. Everybody told me how hard it was going to be to drive daily. But most of these people have never driven with a 6 puck and are purely speculating. I love mine and once it gets warmed up you can’t really tell the difference. You’re gonna want to stick with the sprung if you have a welded diff. I’m assuming you’re going to be drifting this beast. Are you gonna be out at FIR on the 21st. I’m the retard in the silver Z with no front bumper.
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I have the stock flywheel with the ACT sprung 6 puck. Everybody told me how hard it was going to be to drive daily. But most of these people have never driven with a 6 puck and are purely speculating. I love mine and once it gets warmed up you can’t really tell the difference. You’re gonna want to stick with the sprung if you have a welded diff. I’m assuming you’re going to be drifting this beast. Are you gonna be out at FIR on the 21st. I’m the retard in the silver Z with no front bumper.
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