Originally Posted by Pusha
(Post 495545)
I intend to push at least a bar. So I may need something a little better suited for more torque.
If you want the best clutch for the car, hands down, look at 949Racing's site. I'm using their twin-disc ceramic in my race car. |
Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 496342)
An ACT HD with a street disc will probably hold 230-240whp. If you need more, stick a sprung 6-puck disc into it and it will hold 300wtq+.
If you want the best clutch for the car, hands down, look at 949Racing's site. I'm using their twin-disc ceramic in my race car. My 1.8l ACT HD Street was holding 300+ ft lbs of torqe after the Spec stage 3+ rated at 400 ft-lbs would not. Currently running a 1.6l ACT extreme 6 puck it is holding and works well. Its fairly light setup for such high torque. several pounds lighter than a 1.8l setup. What I really was trying to buy all along was the one Emilio came up with. And I think it was me who got Emilio talking to Power Train tech about building it in the first place. I just don’t have the money for it right now. Bob |
Been thinking about just biting the bullet and getting the 949 clutch. Just trying to justify it.
Anyone have the twin disk organic? This will be a street car that will see some track time pushing around 200-230lbs to the wheels. |
Originally Posted by MicaCeli
(Post 496435)
Been thinking about just biting the bullet and getting the 949 clutch. Just trying to justify it.
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ZM2-XTSS on a street car with no regrets. And my 105lb. wife doesn't think the clutch is heavy. Win-win.
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Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 496493)
Once you figure out that an ACT is $400, and the Fidanza 8lb flywheel is another $500, the extra few bucks to Emilio's clutch is easy to justify for the extreme weight loss.
Bob |
Cool.
Well, I bought this: Flyin' Miata : Engine/Drivetrain : Transmission : Flyin` Miata supersize clutch Happy Meal |
and which is better for 300+hp ACT or FM?
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Originally Posted by Pusha
(Post 495545)
I intend to push at least a bar. So I may need something a little better suited for more torque.
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