Stock pressure plate + 6 puck

[Laser93Nash]

Ok, I'm on a very tight budget and I need a clutch. A stock replacement clutch that the previous owner installed is starting to slip. I've been looking at the ACT 2100 kit but I do NOT have that kind of money to spend. So this brings me to the title of this thread. . I have heard a little bit about some guys running a ACT 6 puck disc on the stock pressure plate. I'm wondering if that would work, for a while not for ever. How much horse power would that hold? Cus I shouldn't be hitting anything above 300 any time soon and I just need something to get me by till I get some good cash flow. Don't laugh at me. I'm a 16 yr old who works at Taco Bell, I can't afford a quality clutch. But I need something that will work for a while.

Please don't flame me,
Andrew

 

[Laser93Nash]

Anyone? Please I really need to know if this will work or not.

 

[just_passed_you]

Hell yes it will work. I'm doing the same thing. Now.. I haven't installed mine yet but I had a nice long conversation with the man who builds these up here in Alaska. A puck clutch is not meant to be slipped, you'll burn the hell out of your flywheel, however.. I wouldn't worry about the clutch.. I'd worry about the other stuff.

Here's what I got... and it's not the "ACT" 6 puck, it's still kevlar though..

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I don't know what your time frame is.. I should have this installed by the 22nd.

I've got enough mods to let you know for sure how well this clutch works.

Driveablility issues anyone???

 

[deusxmachina]

Plenty of Wisconsin guys use or have used "the PNAD" clutch. Stock plate, ACT 6-puck. Doesn't get much cheaper than that.