new spec clutch just in.
03-11-2006, 06:58 PM
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RE: new spec clutch just in.
clutches that use a high friction material like kevlar, etc are going to be more prone to some chatter. i have a little in reverse and on really low rpm takeoffs depending upon how much i slip it. there's none when the rpms are up or going through the gears. are centerforce clutches even rated? 90% more clamping force... on a stock stang... so thats like 385ft-tq? specs start at like 410ft-tq. driveability will be affected when running a superior style clutch, its just a known fact.
03-13-2006, 08:56 PM
#52
RE: new spec clutch just in.
ORIGINAL: brutal_gt
clutches that use a high friction material like kevlar, etc are going to be more prone to some chatter. i have a little in reverse and on really low rpm takeoffs depending upon how much i slip it. there's none when the rpms are up or going through the gears. are centerforce clutches even rated? 90% more clamping force... on a stock stang... so thats like 385ft-tq? specs start at like 410ft-tq. driveability will be affected when running a superior style clutch, its just a known fact.
clutches that use a high friction material like kevlar, etc are going to be more prone to some chatter. i have a little in reverse and on really low rpm takeoffs depending upon how much i slip it. there's none when the rpms are up or going through the gears. are centerforce clutches even rated? 90% more clamping force... on a stock stang... so thats like 385ft-tq? specs start at like 410ft-tq. driveability will be affected when running a superior style clutch, its just a known fact.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I if you add 90% to say 300lb capacity then wouldn't that be 300 + 270 = 570?
03-15-2006, 06:45 PM
#54
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RE: new spec clutch just in.
ORIGINAL: 86HOGT
Correct me if I'm wrong but I if you add 90% to say 300lb capacity then wouldn't that be 300 + 270 = 570?
ORIGINAL: brutal_gt
clutches that use a high friction material like kevlar, etc are going to be more prone to some chatter. i have a little in reverse and on really low rpm takeoffs depending upon how much i slip it. there's none when the rpms are up or going through the gears. are centerforce clutches even rated? 90% more clamping force... on a stock stang... so thats like 385ft-tq? specs start at like 410ft-tq. driveability will be affected when running a superior style clutch, its just a known fact.
clutches that use a high friction material like kevlar, etc are going to be more prone to some chatter. i have a little in reverse and on really low rpm takeoffs depending upon how much i slip it. there's none when the rpms are up or going through the gears. are centerforce clutches even rated? 90% more clamping force... on a stock stang... so thats like 385ft-tq? specs start at like 410ft-tq. driveability will be affected when running a superior style clutch, its just a known fact.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I if you add 90% to say 300lb capacity then wouldn't that be 300 + 270 = 570?
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