supergoat
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- Jul 29, 2002
Ok, even though my car is up for sale it NEEDS a clutch. Even still I'm not going to skimp on it, I want to buy the correct one for my application. The company I'm going to use is Clutchmasters.
I'd love to use just the FX100 but am thinking that only 70% more holding power over the stock wont be enough. The FX200 seems good, but for the same price I can get the FX400. My only concern is that the FX400 is a 4-puck design and even though it says street and race, I'm concerned as to how streetable it really will be. I dont really mind paying the $495 if the FX100 just will not hold up to the power but I'd much prefer just spend the $295 for it.
The basic car setup right now 11psi on a ported 14B on the non-turbo 9:1 pistons. Intake, testpipe and other supporting stuff. Stock exhaust back on.
Thanks for any advice.
Here is a rundown of the clutches I'm looking at.
FX100 (Stage I) - $295
· High performance street system
· Holding capacity 70% over stock
· Heavy-Duty reinforced pressure plate
· Hi-Leverage pressure ring design
· Sprung hub/cushioned disc
· Steel backed organic friction material
FX300 (Stage III) - $495
· Heavy-duty street & racing system
· Holding capacity 110% over stock
· Heavy-Duty reinforced pressure plate
· Hi-Leverage pressure ring design
· Sprung hub/cushioned disc
· Steel backed Segmented Carbon/Kevlar
FX400 (Stage IV) - $495
· Ultra heavy-duty street &racing system
· Holding capacity 170% over stock
· Heavy-Duty reinforced pressure plate
· Hi-Leverage pressure ring design
· Sprung hub/4-button
· Ceramic friction material
· SFI Approved on most race applications.
I'd love to use just the FX100 but am thinking that only 70% more holding power over the stock wont be enough. The FX200 seems good, but for the same price I can get the FX400. My only concern is that the FX400 is a 4-puck design and even though it says street and race, I'm concerned as to how streetable it really will be. I dont really mind paying the $495 if the FX100 just will not hold up to the power but I'd much prefer just spend the $295 for it.
The basic car setup right now 11psi on a ported 14B on the non-turbo 9:1 pistons. Intake, testpipe and other supporting stuff. Stock exhaust back on.
Thanks for any advice.
Here is a rundown of the clutches I'm looking at.
FX100 (Stage I) - $295
· High performance street system
· Holding capacity 70% over stock
· Heavy-Duty reinforced pressure plate
· Hi-Leverage pressure ring design
· Sprung hub/cushioned disc
· Steel backed organic friction material
FX300 (Stage III) - $495
· Heavy-duty street & racing system
· Holding capacity 110% over stock
· Heavy-Duty reinforced pressure plate
· Hi-Leverage pressure ring design
· Sprung hub/cushioned disc
· Steel backed Segmented Carbon/Kevlar
FX400 (Stage IV) - $495
· Ultra heavy-duty street &racing system
· Holding capacity 170% over stock
· Heavy-Duty reinforced pressure plate
· Hi-Leverage pressure ring design
· Sprung hub/4-button
· Ceramic friction material
· SFI Approved on most race applications.