Clutch and flywheel for TT high power?
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Clutch and flywheel for TT high power?
Hey guys just wondering if anyone can recommend a good clutch and flywheel combo for my car? Built sleeved motor with JWT TT700 kit. We are aiming for a few tunes 400-700 rwhp. Daily driver as well. I'm just concerned for the track when I up the power. is there any clutch that can handle this power thats under $1000? if not then thats fine. J/w. Also any mate flywheel for it? Thanks for the info guys!
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Really the only clutch to consider is the ATS/Carbonetic Clutch. Formerly ATS now Carbonetic. If you are looking for 700whp then you are on the border of what a twin can handle. The triple disc will likely be the smart choice. The ATS/ Carbonetic clutches come as a flywheel/clutch pack. You can chose between 3 different weight flywheels. Lightweight, standard, and heavy each having desireable and undesirable characteristics. You can choose between 3 different clutch compunds. R compund, standard, and soft. Again each having desirable and undesireable characteristics. You also have a choice of 2 clamping forces of the pressure plate. You can get CCM coating (carbon coated metal) that significantly adds to the tourqe holding capacity of the clutch. A twin disc clutch with standard compound, 1350kg pressure plate and CCM coating can meeet your needs for 700whp. The streetablility of the carbon clutches are great. I hope this helps. There is a slightly used triple for sale in the classifieds for a good price tha twill meet your needs. https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=271494
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I know no one talks much about Clutchmasters but they are worth a look, myself and another down here are running the FX400 which is the top single disk they make, it is a 6 puck, it is sprung so engagement is not bad and the pedal is really soft. I am just at the beginning at 554RWHP so not sure if it will hold to 700RWHP but the other guy has an APS Extreme currently at 600RWHP and goes to the drag strip with slicks and has broken diff cover and axles but the clutch still holds.
I am saying to look at them as they also make some twin disk clutches, give them a call and discuss it with them.
I am saying to look at them as they also make some twin disk clutches, give them a call and discuss it with them.
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I have the ATS triple. It should hold 700whp easy.
I also understand the GTM/ Exedy Twin-Disk clutch should meet your goals. But Tengai is right, both will cost more then double your desired price.
--B
I also understand the GTM/ Exedy Twin-Disk clutch should meet your goals. But Tengai is right, both will cost more then double your desired price.
--B
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Originally Posted by westpak
I know no one talks much about Clutchmasters but they are worth a look, myself and another down here are running the FX400 which is the top single disk they make, it is a 6 puck, it is sprung so engagement is not bad and the pedal is really soft. I am just at the beginning at 554RWHP so not sure if it will hold to 700RWHP but the other guy has an APS Extreme currently at 600RWHP and goes to the drag strip with slicks and has broken diff cover and axles but the clutch still holds.
I am saying to look at them as they also make some twin disk clutches, give them a call and discuss it with them.
I am saying to look at them as they also make some twin disk clutches, give them a call and discuss it with them.
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Im having good luck with the ACT 6 puck semi street. Supposed to be rated close to 700 tq. Granted im not pushing 700 yet. Having driven BamBam's car, I can say that that clutch feels like stock, and would probably be my next clutch.
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I would recommend our GTM Spec Exedy Twin-Disk Carbon clutch, this clutch can handle more power than the ATS twin disk while being very streetable and smooth.
Check out this thread for more info:
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....GT+Motorsports
Also there are a few members on here who have our clutch and seem to love it!
-George
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P.S. Feel free to PM me for details.
EDIT: here is the chart:
Check out this thread for more info:
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....GT+Motorsports
Also there are a few members on here who have our clutch and seem to love it!
-George
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P.S. Feel free to PM me for details.
EDIT: here is the chart:
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