My thoughts on clutches... I guess.
Posted: December 14th, 2007, 3:41 am
There seems to be a strong coincidence between hard/stiff clutches and internal transmission damage.
If I were too recommend I think I would say the lightest weight FW you can afford, in all the years I have yet to heard of a FW going bad or causing damage.
As for clutch recommendations, stock works pretty well if you don't drag race. If you have sticky tires, from stock power n up and launch at the drag strip where the ground is stickied, be prepared to either brake the clutch or axles. I've been threw a few hard/stiff clutch setups and while easy enough to drive, tranny & axle failure is my middle name. I'd recommend a surface material closest to stock and the pressure plate with only what you need. Not some crazy setup well past your needs.
If I'm not mistaken the stock can hold up to 215whp for anything but drag racing, does anyone have experience with above stock powar levels and stock clutches,,, ahh just state what you know if you feel like sharing.
So I know there are different thoughts on this, please speak up!
If I were too recommend I think I would say the lightest weight FW you can afford, in all the years I have yet to heard of a FW going bad or causing damage.
As for clutch recommendations, stock works pretty well if you don't drag race. If you have sticky tires, from stock power n up and launch at the drag strip where the ground is stickied, be prepared to either brake the clutch or axles. I've been threw a few hard/stiff clutch setups and while easy enough to drive, tranny & axle failure is my middle name. I'd recommend a surface material closest to stock and the pressure plate with only what you need. Not some crazy setup well past your needs.
If I'm not mistaken the stock can hold up to 215whp for anything but drag racing, does anyone have experience with above stock powar levels and stock clutches,,, ahh just state what you know if you feel like sharing.
So I know there are different thoughts on this, please speak up!