Black_Bullet
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- Aug 22, 2007
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Brandon,
Florida
So as I was hopeing for some decent e316g passes with my setup I smoked current clutch at the track today on my first weak pass...
I currently have a south bend 2200 pressure plate with a half kevlar half ceramic disk.
I knew it was coming because the last time I was at the track out on race gas and more boost it started slipping bad on me after I came out the hole with the 2step and 2nd gear NLTS...
After the first time clutch slipped I still was able to DD it, and after a week, the clutch was back to normal and I was back tuning and running high boost and doing street pulls to 100+mph no problems; so I assumed the clutch was good enough to handle pump gas track passes. I do know that Kevlar disks are good for resurfacing and working again even after they have been slipped bad unlike organic/ceramic disks.
So now I am in the market for a aftermarket clutch setup. I do not have money for twin disk,
but I need a clutch that will hold up to whatever I throw at it and in the future I plan on spraying this car up to 100shot of n20 on a full tilt high boost e85 evo316g setup.
I want this new clutch setup to last a long time with no slippage or irregular wear, so I need to emphasize on it being a clutch that has a lot of clamping force due to the massive torque spikes Id get from e316g and nitrous. I need to be able to consistently hold 500-550 ft/lbs of torque with the spray, whether I can make that kind of power in the future or not...
So to play it safe, I plan to skip the whole 2600 pp thing and go straight to the 2900 just for piece of mind.
As of now I already have my mind made up on going with the southbend full kevlar disk which
( dsmtuner wiseman- Twicks69 ) gave me such a great review on with his own experiences that it sold me.
Clutch Disks for the Mitsubishi 2G Eclipse-Talon ( Its the one at the bottom of the page for 160.)
I spoke with Twicks69 about 5 or 6 months ago when I was originally looking at clutch upgrades.
Heres some of his other sources of recommendation towards the South Bend Kevlar Clutch...
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/drivetrain-tech/278703-clutch.html#post151365892
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/151177125-post3.html
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/151112660-post2.html
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My last hold up before I lay down cash is whether I should get the act 2600, or ACT2900 PP and Id like to get opinions from ppl using either one or whom have ran both.
All opinions input/ideas welcomed.I plan on buying in a week or so...
I just want to make sure Im not gettin over my head with the 2900 since I dont want any clutch disengagement issues, though Ive heard it is lighter pedal pressure than a 2600?
How will that tie in with the engagement, disengagement vs the 2600?
I currently have a south bend 2200 pressure plate with a half kevlar half ceramic disk.
I knew it was coming because the last time I was at the track out on race gas and more boost it started slipping bad on me after I came out the hole with the 2step and 2nd gear NLTS...
After the first time clutch slipped I still was able to DD it, and after a week, the clutch was back to normal and I was back tuning and running high boost and doing street pulls to 100+mph no problems; so I assumed the clutch was good enough to handle pump gas track passes. I do know that Kevlar disks are good for resurfacing and working again even after they have been slipped bad unlike organic/ceramic disks.
So now I am in the market for a aftermarket clutch setup. I do not have money for twin disk,
but I need a clutch that will hold up to whatever I throw at it and in the future I plan on spraying this car up to 100shot of n20 on a full tilt high boost e85 evo316g setup.
I want this new clutch setup to last a long time with no slippage or irregular wear, so I need to emphasize on it being a clutch that has a lot of clamping force due to the massive torque spikes Id get from e316g and nitrous. I need to be able to consistently hold 500-550 ft/lbs of torque with the spray, whether I can make that kind of power in the future or not...
So to play it safe, I plan to skip the whole 2600 pp thing and go straight to the 2900 just for piece of mind.
As of now I already have my mind made up on going with the southbend full kevlar disk which
( dsmtuner wiseman- Twicks69 ) gave me such a great review on with his own experiences that it sold me.
Clutch Disks for the Mitsubishi 2G Eclipse-Talon ( Its the one at the bottom of the page for 160.)
I spoke with Twicks69 about 5 or 6 months ago when I was originally looking at clutch upgrades.
Heres some of his other sources of recommendation towards the South Bend Kevlar Clutch...
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/drivetrain-tech/278703-clutch.html#post151365892
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/151177125-post3.html
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/151112660-post2.html
***
My last hold up before I lay down cash is whether I should get the act 2600, or ACT2900 PP and Id like to get opinions from ppl using either one or whom have ran both.
All opinions input/ideas welcomed.I plan on buying in a week or so...
I just want to make sure Im not gettin over my head with the 2900 since I dont want any clutch disengagement issues, though Ive heard it is lighter pedal pressure than a 2600?
How will that tie in with the engagement, disengagement vs the 2600?