guys i recently found out my clutch is wearing out alot faste than i thought i would, i have a stage 2 exedy clutch, i installed it bout 5 months ago,its wearing out fast n its got burn marks both on the pressure plate and flywheel. Now im looking for a clutch that will support the power im putting down and last longer ( i hate dropping that transmission) my mods are:
s14 sr stock motorgt2871r .64740ccz32 maffidanza flywheelstock driveshaft
putting down bout 320whp 290~300lbs/tq ( not too sure bout the torque)
what clutch set up would be best for my set up?
clutch set up
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inkslingers13
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Re: clutch set up (luis741953)
spec spec spec spec. spec is the best. act is over kill imo and with brake your slave. nuf said
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supreamS14
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Re: clutch set up (luis741953)
I also have a stage 2 exedy clutch that has 8 months on it. It looks like I might get 5 more months out of it. I have about 260 whp and would like to know whats the longest lasting clutch for under $450 for under 350whp.
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IanS
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Re: clutch set up (supreamS14)
I love my RPS clutch. Its survived two years and IIRC about 35,000 miles of hard abuse. Its rated for 340 lb/ft of torque. Pedal feel is stiff without being too hard, linear and predictable. It engages quickly without being too touchy. I drive my car 40 miles round trip to work everyday, often in stop and go traffic, it took a few days to get used to, but after that its been great.